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    Re: DR thread from Nov-Dec '04
    From: Jared Sherman
    Date: 2005 Jan 20, 16:52 -0500

    Trevor-
     
    
     Currents are steady? I have to disagree. In coastal areas, the currents of
    most concern are often tidal currents, as basins and inlets fill then
    discharge with the rise and fall of the tide. Shinnecock Inlet, Jones Inlet,
    the entire body of Long Island Sound, all are subject to Tidal Currents and
    NOAA even published/es a Tidal Current chart set for mariners, so they can
    figure out the local currents based on the state of the tide. Slack tide and
    slack current usually do not coincide, either.
    
     Ocean currents may be steady--but not "currents" aren't exclusive to
    bluewater sailors.
    
    
    

       
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