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09-21-2008 | 01:25 PM
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Not sure about removal but there's a partially sunk houseboat kinda over by the island as well. It sticks up out of the water so it's easy to see.
For those of us that prefer not to find your dock with our props, can you tell us (for those that don't already know) where your house is so we know to stay clear
For those of us that prefer not to find your dock with our props, can you tell us (for those that don't already know) where your house is so we know to stay clear
The sunken dock pieces are NOT mine! My dock is absolutely unscathed, it was just built. So is the 23' Sea Ray that sat on the lift the whole storm.
The dock that broke apart had held a pontoon boat that also sunk, just south of Walden marina inlet. Whose got a heavy duty workboat, perhaps a houthboat, Andy? Lets go get those pieces of debris before sombody gets hurt. They are 15-25 foot sections that are sunk at an angle in 15-20 ft. of water.
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09-21-2008 | 09:45 PM
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The house boat got loose from Walden marina I heard.
The sunken dock pieces are NOT mine! My dock is absolutely unscathed, it was just built. So is the 23' Sea Ray that sat on the lift the whole storm.
The dock that broke apart had held a pontoon boat that also sunk, just south of Walden marina inlet. Whose got a heavy duty workboat, perhaps a houthboat, Andy? Lets go get those pieces of debris before sombody gets hurt. They are 15-25 foot sections that are sunk at an angle in 15-20 ft. of water.
The sunken dock pieces are NOT mine! My dock is absolutely unscathed, it was just built. So is the 23' Sea Ray that sat on the lift the whole storm.
The dock that broke apart had held a pontoon boat that also sunk, just south of Walden marina inlet. Whose got a heavy duty workboat, perhaps a houthboat, Andy? Lets go get those pieces of debris before sombody gets hurt. They are 15-25 foot sections that are sunk at an angle in 15-20 ft. of water.
09-22-2008 | 02:03 AM
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