Scattering ashes at sea

[senormechanico]

I'm waiting for someone to suggest this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_jGOKYHxaQ

[keith4001r]

Originally Posted by Tayana42

Oh, come on. There have to be rules because...there have to be rules.

Right. It says so clearly in the rule book that there will be rules.
And...
You are required to have a copy of the rule book. It's a requirement.

[capt jgw]

I used to run a dinner cruise boat and we got requests to spread ashes all the time. But we're on Lake Michigan so it's illegal. We didn't mind people doing it as long as we didn't know ahead of time. And a few times when they did tell us, we "forgot" they said anything.
After the owner of the boat died, we spread him too, but it was just family and crew onboard. His widow still runs the company.

Just make sure to dump downwind.

[MartinAdelaide]

Last week people were talking on this forum about toilets that dropped effluent straight into the sea and the EPA are worried about ashes? Dexter didn't worry about this.

[Cadence]

Originally Posted by MartinAdelaide

Last week people were talking on this forum about toilets that dropped effluent straight into the sea and the EPA are worried about ashes? Dexter didn't worry about this.

The folks at the EPA need to write something up to justify their jobs!