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4 miles out isn't exactly crossing the lake. Of course, that is where they
ended up. Reportedly they were going into Gary so they wouldn't have been much further out if they had followed a straight line from KOSH. I haven't heard much detail from the the passenger's story. All I heard was that they thought they were having engine trouble. Maybe they were trying to nurse it into Gary. -- ------------------------------- Travis Lake N3094P PWK "Emily" wrote in message ... Thomas Borchert wrote: Paul, The article says the passenger was able to stay afloat using a seat cushion, Crossing the lake without life jackets? People do it all the time. I had students up there who thought there was NOTHING wrong with being outside of gliding range from shore. "What's the big deal? I can land in water and just swim back..." Unfortunately, it's very hard to teach intelligence. |
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