Bob Wood wrote... >[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>Should I have stood my ground or reported >> the lady. > >Even if you had been 100% correct, it's not >such an important matter that it need have bothered you for more than a >couple of minutes - why let a moment of apparent antagonism to your view >spoil a whole week of boating and leave you niggled for a year afterwards? > I agree with Bob on this. There is no clear "right answer" to what should have happened on that day, but, from what you say, it sounds as if it might have been fairly sensible to turn the lock in the circumstances.
There will be many little incidents that can occur when you are boating which have the potential to niggle you. In some cases, another person may be 100% in the wrong. But, as Bob says, don't let such things bother you for more than a couple of minutes. Just take a deep breath, press "delete" and carry on having a relaxed and enjoyable time on the water! -- Martin Clark Internet Boaters' Database http://www.boaterweb.co.uk Pennine Waterways Website http://www.penninewaterways.co.uk
