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>like "the preferred channel is to the left of the buoy" While this is true, we (at least in England) would normally say "leave the buoy to starboard" (though
by mhandley 4y ago
>like "the preferred channel is to the left of the buoy"
While this is true, we (at least in England) would normally say "leave the buoy to starboard" (though when racing we'd call it a 'mark' rather than a buoy). Perhaps it's habit, I'm not sure, but it's generally unambiguous.
- yafbum 4y agoSame in the US. But only if you were actually going there, not if you're just describing what's around you!