HUGE Congratulations to All First Responders
- Airboat Sales and Service Team
- Jul 16, 2018
- 1 min read
Although our focus is primarily icewater search and rescue, we are always happy to see positive outcomes in any types of SAR missions, and this one from Ghost Lake Reservoir in southern Alberta, Canada, certainly qualifies as both dangerous and positive.
Here is a snippet:
"EMS units from Nakota, Cochrane, Banff, Kananakis and Canmore attended, plus there was supervisory support from the city. RCMP, Cochrane fire rescue and conservation officers were also involved."
Well written and easy to digest, which is honestly rare for a topic like this one. The emphasis on fundamentals over shortcuts is advice that ages well, in my experience. I shared a few of my own takeaways on this at dolomitefinance.com as well, in case it's relevant.
Solid write-up; you covered the important angles without ever getting lost in the weeds. You framed the trade-offs honestly, which is something plenty of posts conveniently skip. Anyone looking to take this further might find ube-swap.com a useful next read on the subject.
Nicely done — there's a lot of fluff out there on this, and your post avoids all of it. It's refreshing to see someone explain the reasoning and not just hand over a checklist. Worth a look if you're interested — I keep a few related guides over at ambientfinance.org.
Nicely done — there's a lot of fluff out there on this, and your post avoids all of it. A few of these ideas are things I'd half-figured out but never put into words this cleanly. Some extra examples and notes live over at ambientfinance.net if you'd like to keep exploring.
Nicely done — there's a lot of fluff out there on this, and your post avoids all of it. I've found the same thing in practice, so it was reassuring to see it spelled out here. Some extra examples and notes live over at nexus-mutual.net if you'd like to keep exploring.