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Doesn't red flag mean to be cautious in the water? And it's double red where you have to be leashed on to your board or other object. But i did hear the thing about having to register your board so they know who to save and who to leave.
 
sunshine kid said:
Doesn't red flag mean to be cautious in the water? And it's double red where you have to be leashed on to your board or other object. But i did hear the thing about having to register your board so they know who to save and who to leave.
Well my grandchild is not suppose to be in the Gulf when there is a Red Flag!!! :nono1:
 
YIKES! SK, how about yellow flag days for now. Keep practicing and learn from the captain, BobbyJ and the rest. I'm not quite ready to register you and your surfboard.
 
sunshine said:
YIKES! SK, how about yellow flag days for now. Keep practicing and learn from the captain, BobbyJ and the rest. I'm not quite ready to register you and your surfboard.
There you go!
 
sunshine said:
I'll send mine out in a red flag when you send yours!
It doesn't matter which flag is flying when Kurt's kid is on the surfboard. :floor: He does it in the outflow from the Lake :funn: , but he is only three.
 
sunshine said:
I'll send mine out in a red flag when you send yours!

I will not send him there, but might suggest it. If we had rocks or reefs it might be a different story.
 
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