Women always claim to want to be treated the same as men. But what about during the Titanic sinking? During the sinking of Titanic men had the right to die like a “man” on the ship. While women got to get on rescue boats and make it to safety.
Assuming someone is a beginner, or intermediate level boater, how difficult is it to navigate around the coast of Oahu (out in the open ocean)? I’ve never driven a boat, but I would love to do this sometime.
I’m thinking I would have to take safety classes and get licensed, the obvious stuff. But is such a trip (navigating partly or wholly around Oahu) a dangerous trip? Would it be fun? Dangerous? A marathon? Has anyone done it?
Any real world experience with boating in Oahu and doing this kind of thing is appreciated.
I have a 2001 Tacoma and plan on towing a small boat with it. I found out that my bumper can hold the weight but I want to know where to install the safety chains, I don’t have any other holes to latch them to other than the chassis.
Since the Eastland Disaster, how have boating regulations changed?
During the year of the Eastland Disaster, boating inspections were not neccessary which is part of the reason the boat tipped to its side so have boating regulations (such as passenger capacity, safety equipment, ship material, etc) changed since then? were they changed because of the incident?
Planning a trip to table rock lake. I am 18 and have a drivers license i know i have to get some safety thing for boats, but is that also necessary for wave runners?
