[DOC] [TLE] What You Need to Know About the Markers on the Water [PAR] One of the reasons the Rules of the Road exist is to keep boats .... of buoyage 
when approaching a harbor, river estuary, or other waterway from ... You may 
have heard the phrase, Red, Right, Returning. ... When proceeding toward open 
water (seaward), navigate so that the green Aids are .... you are to the left of the 
range. [DOC] [TLE] Rules of boating - Commander Bob [PAR] One of those lights is red, and the other is green. ... Red, port and left all are short 
words. ... into a harbor from the sea, or heading up the Mississippi from the Gulf, I'
ll keep red ... When returning from the sea, keep the red buoys on your right side. 
... out on an open body of water, and you see a boat approaching from your left,... [DOC] [TLE] Boating Navigation: Aids to Navigation - BOATERexam.com [PAR] Keep this marker on your left (port) side when proceeding in the upstream (
returning from sea) ... Red and green lateral marker, marked with the letter C on 
the right. ... Keep the red markers on your right side when returning upstream 
from sea. [DOC] [TLE] Aids to navigation; Learn about buoys, lighted buoys, lighthouses ... [PAR] When entering a harbor our rule of thumb is always: Red Right Returning. ... In 
other words, we pass by the buoy while keeping it on our right hand side. ... The 
numbers on buoys increase as we travel toward a harbor or smaller body of 
water. ... The one on the left is for an unlighted red green junction buoy with the 
letter 'C'... [DOC] [TLE] Identifying Aids to Navigation - BoatSafe.com [PAR] This maker indicates a mid-channel or safe water mark. This will usually be the 
first marker you see returning from sea. ... The green "Can" port side markers are 
odd numbered and, if lighted, have green lights. ... If the top band is red, such as 
the one shown above, you would treat it as a red, starboard side marker (leave it
... [DOC] [TLE] Ohio Boat Operators Guide: Aids to Navigation [PAR] Channel markers are red and green and match the Federal Lateral System. ... 
into a harbor from open water, the right side of the channel is marked by red "nun
" ... and the left side is marked by green "can" shaped buoys or day beacons with 
odd ... Remember the phrase "Red Right Returning," and keep the red markers to
... [DOC] [TLE] Aids to Navigation, channel markers, day markers, cans, buoys ... [PAR] A Can Buoy marks the right side of the channel Leaving a harbor. It will be Green 
... Preferred channel markers are a combination of red and green. Years ago... [DOC] [TLE] Boating Rules of the Road - SacDelta [PAR] Overtaking vessels have a duty to keep out of the way of overtaken vessels. ... 
Like when meeting another car at a street intersection, the one on the right has 
the right of way. .... when proceeding from open water into port, and black buoys 
are to port (left) side. ... The return wake may force the boat over you causing 
injury. [DOC] [TLE] How to Use Marine Navigation Aids at Sea - Sailing - About.com [PAR] Imagine a channel coming into a harbor from open water, with rocks and ... (right) 
side will be red, and those on your port (left) side will be green. ... saying "red 
right returning" - keep the red ones on your right side as you return into the 
harbor. [DOC] [TLE] Navigation Rules - Amalgamated [PAR] blue-text to jump to a specific Rule or to open a new window of an .... (k) Vessels 
shall be deemed to be in sight of one another only when one can be observed 
visually from the other. ..... (b) A sailing vessel underway shall keep out of the way 
of: ... (b) "

Question: When returning to harbor from open water, keep red ones on the right & green ones on the left
Answer: buoys