I wonder why
- claymore
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I wonder why
The wind goes into the South each time you contemplate going that way?
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- Silkie
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This nautical terminology
is hellish confusing, is it no'?
Frinstance, some people use "wind over tide" to mean both in the same direction whereas I always thought it meant wind and tide opposed.
Frinstance, some people use "wind over tide" to mean both in the same direction whereas I always thought it meant wind and tide opposed.
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Re: This nautical terminology
I would agree with Wind over tide to mean the same direction. Wind against tide would mean the opposite.Silkie wrote:"wind over tide" to mean both in the same direction whereas I always thought it meant wind and tide opposed.
Donald