Nordhavn aground at Ocean Reef...

Look at that stain on the piles. I understand the hull is listing showing more waterline, But IMO, that was still driven up that bank.
The bow bulb is out of the water like Diamond Head..

I'm sure there is a row of green markers, been so long I don't remember, Did the driver do the Liquordale inlet maneuver and turn stb to early?

Well, IMO,, he tried..

Yep, Dual John Deer.
Also big rudders. Loose an engine at idle speed and a lil rudder adjustment keeps her straight. Not driven onto a bank.

My only time in there is ancient history. I assume it is a dead slow area.
I can not make out that sign; Resume safe speed, slow speed or no swimming in the channel.

Sorry,
I'm making fun of the brain dead guy and got to rub it in.
Spend the bux on a new N80 and push the bow that far out of the water? Wheeww

Now the real scary part, their offspring...
Yes, in this country, they let (encourage) the brain dead to breed.

I'd be also curious to just understand what the boat name is.
From the OP photo, she looks line N80-01, but even in the following better image taken from this Nordhavn webpage, it gives the impression that they did their very best to make it hard to read...

Nope, it's being a boater per se that is enough to make you brain dead - as the rest of us, mind!

I am the king of rose budding propellers. And yes, I messed up because I was brain dead.
We pick up, dust off, CPR our checkbook and move on.

Every time I ran aground it was from something stupid,, Duh..
If I was smarter rite at that moment, I would not of run aground..

Here in the swamps, news of your grounding is on the docks before you return your self.
A good grounding offers years of jokes, ribbing and basses for even more humiliation.

That great bulb bow up in the air like that, Near Priceless.

If we were any smarter, we would not own these holes in the water (sand and reef) to pour cash into.

A 24 meter Nordhavn super yacht titled m/y Jess Jonn ran aground in Ocean Reef on the Florida Keys to the Southern part of Miami on May eight. The causes of the grounding are not confirmed, though in some forums and people knowledgeable of the area are suggesting then when tide is on the low side of things it is suggested you stay on your port side pushing to the red markers in that channel. Another unconfirmed rumour is that the owner was operating the yacht at the time of the accident. Thankfully the grounding seems to have made little or no damage to M/y Jess Conn as she was reported back underway on the 14th May heading North.
M/y Jess Conn is hull one of the Nordhavn 80 which launched in 2021. A design of Vripack the Nordhavn 80 was presented as a project in 2017 as a model to fill the gap between the N76 and N86 models, with a three double cabins six berth guest accommodation and two or four crew berths layout, and is powered by twin Deere 375hp. Nordhavn has so far sold five N80 units.

I keep trying to fix the picture
I'm not sure about that Jess Jonn name.

I think mapism has the correct boat.