To: ETCM
Gad. How many ships have transited that area and not run aground, and you do it in a carrier????
56 posted on
03/15/2022 7:09:57 AM PDT by
rlmorel
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To: rlmorel
Yep, I’ve been looking at various maps of its track, and baffles me how it ran aground, seemingly on the normal path taken at that point in the bay. One report states there is 25’ of water there, with 50’ of boat below the water.
At any rate, surely rising sea-levels will re-float the boat by weekend.
58 posted on
03/15/2022 7:30:26 AM PDT by
C210N
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To: rlmorel
The cargo ship was southbound. Looks like typical soundings are 25 feet or so at best.
here are the depths in that area
Perhaps the ship was intentionally overloaded in the port, making its grounding pre-meditated.
59 posted on
03/15/2022 9:38:38 AM PDT by
C210N
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