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Change of Plans

We all know that sometimes things just don't go the way we planned them, either because of unexpected circumstances, or simply because you’ve discovered a more exciting or interesting alternative.  Regardless of the your reason, notifying the holder of your plan of changes goes far beyond a mere social courtesy.

Is It Really That Important?

Absolutely!  It is essential that you notify the holder of your plan of any change you intend to make immediately, using whatever means are currently at your disposal: telephone, cell phone, or email.  Never put it off, no matter how much fun you're having, or how inconvenient it may seem.

What Could Happen?

Failure to notify the holder of your plan may mean the difference between a successful rescue and a needless tragedy.  Search and Rescue personnel will be searching for you based on the information contained on your float plan.  By not notifying the holder of a change, rescue personnel will be looking in the wrong place, wasting precious time and resources.  No one ever knows when a disaster will occur, but one thing we do know, those who are unprepared usually end up becoming the victim.

 

 

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