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Re: ship aground
[Re: BeachKitten]
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01/17/2020 09:04 AM
01/17/2020 09:04 AM
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Hopefully the responsible owner has enough money to get it pull away or the Gov does it ASAP. Otherwise next high seas it could end up in Beachside Villas living room. Did anyone else not think that boat was a accident waiting to happen?? When it was parked at Dinghy Dock it looked like a huge hazzard! I would NEVER step foot on that thing. You got it! I watched them working on it, loading it and hauling trash off one day back in March. It was a real $hit show to say the least. If the other poster is correct with the $16,000/month lease figure, GOOD LUCK with that!
J.D.
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