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Old 30-12-2010, 19:18   #16
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Knowing the rules of the road and some basic knowledge is good.. but you need some good old fashioned stick time at the helm. Just have a good knowledgable captain there with you and ask as many questions as you can. Plot a small course and run it and practice docking.. Alot...
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