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ANCHORS AWAY – GARY BROWN
The description of an anchor in the Concise Oxford Dictionary is a heavy iron, composed of a long shank with a ring at one end and two flukes at the other end. Anchoring is to secure with the aid of an anchor to stop movement of the craft.
Anchors work in several different ways, which to the uneducated can be a huge problem in sorting out which anchor or anchors they need to have in their boat. Continue…
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- Matt
Goodaye matt, from a current serving Army Engineer over in the Middle East...
- Very informative and great information THANKS A LOT...
- Well done GREAT INFO. WELL DEMO. Something I didn't know about , Will try next o...
- Once again just what I was looking for. WELL DONE....
- Just what I was look for . GREAT INFO. WELL DEMO. WELL DONE ....
- Pleeeeeeeese keep on making these very informative vidio'scan't get enough c...
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