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  1. YachtForums, Jul 1, 2004
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    KODIAK, Alaska, June 18--The Coast Guard is investigating the grounding of the 70-foot vessel Waters, homeported in Homer. The vessel struck the number four dayboard when it grounded on a rock in Narrow Strait north of Kodiak Island near the village of Ouzinke early this morning. A dayboard is a navigational beacon that clearly marks the channel when navigating in a restricted waterway.

    Quite a balancing act the skipper has pulled-off. :rolleyes:

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  2. YachtForums, Jul 1, 2004
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    JUNEAU, Alaska (April 20, 2004)--Coast Guard rescuers from Station Juneau responded to assist a crewman aboard the fishing vessel Tar Baby after it grounded near Battleship Island, Auke Bay, Alaska. The boat's skipper escaped the vessel uninjured.

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  3. YachtForums, Jul 1, 2004
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    SABINE, Tex. The fishing vessel Miss Eileen sits on the Sabine Jetty after it tried to use the reef as a launch ramp.

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  4. YachtForums, Jul 1, 2004
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    Miss Eileen from another angle...

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  5. YachtForums, Jul 1, 2004
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    A beached whale. :D

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  6. YachtForums, Jul 6, 2004
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    Even when the tide comes in, it may not be enough to break the surface adhesion here...

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  7. YachtForums, Jul 6, 2004
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    A great balancing act!

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  8. JHA, Jul 30, 2004
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    OOPS!!

    I took this picture last year on a Hollywood, FL beach. Does anyone else have any other good "oops!" pics? The sunken sailboat pic kinda triggered this idea.

    P.S. don't fall asleep while underway without a watchkeeper. the grinding, and crunching of the alarm clock must have really sucked for this skipper.

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  9. alloyed2sea, Aug 16, 2004
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    I see your incredible boat pictures....

    ...and raise you 100 years.
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  10. alloyed2sea, Aug 17, 2004
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    Go fast...,

    ..., don't last.
    A Pershing no less.
    (you fill in the story line). ;)

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  11. YachtForums, Apr 2, 2005
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    Don't know the story behind this, but thought I would add it to the growing list of shipwrecks...

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  12. MedRascal, Apr 4, 2005
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    This one (I think a 20m wooden built Italian motoryacht possibly from Cantieri Arno) is one of the many "victims" that each summer hit one of the rocks present off Porto Cervo/Costa Smeralda.

    He cleverly thought to drop the anchor as well, you never now if the boat might leave the rock it decided to "hug" ... :eek:

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  13. Leveller, Jul 13, 2005
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    visiting the woods....

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  14. YachtForums, Aug 12, 2005
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    SeaRays and SeaWalls don't mix...

    August 5 - A 51-ft Sea Ray slams into the rock wall at the mouth of the Oakland Estuary. Photo Credit: Capt. Gary L. Sherry

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    ................outch!

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  16. ISMYachts, Aug 16, 2005
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    Captain "I slept terrible last night!"

    Captain, "I slept terrible last night"

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  18. FutureYachter, Aug 24, 2010
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    Boat On The Rocks

    Someone had a very bad day...:eek:

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    I'm not sure when this happened. More photos here: King5

    This happened near Port Ludlow, WA.
  19. lovinlifenc, Sep 16, 2010
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    They almost made it!

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  20. MYCaptainChris, Sep 16, 2010
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    Some sailers don't know when to give in. 'It's my right of way!!!'

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    Maltese Falcon gets a scratch.

    and the sailboat gets this

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