22 Jul
2010
22 Jul
'10
7:02 p.m.
I think "gut" is a fairly uncommon word.
According to Wikipedia: Gut (topography), relatively small coastal waterway connecting larger waterways
But even there, it is only on the disambiguation page; there is no actual article for it.
Or it is an american term that is uncommon by the British? ;-)
That may be true, but as an American I would say it is uncommon in America also :-) A few people use it; see for example: http://www.lat-long.com/ListLocations-1-Illinois-Gut.html That site also refers to a gut as an inlet or slough. Those are much more common words in America. I wonder who picked "gut" for the Garmin usage? Interesting. - Alan -- Alan Millar am12@bolis.com