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Winds were @20k from the West with a decent size swell.
Don't know if it was a nav error, misjudged turn, current and swell
problem, or combination of "all of the above".
When last I saw her, she was finally broadside to the beach, away from
the jetty and rolling about 45deg either way.
The winds finally died out about midnight, but considering her
construction (heavy), if they don't rig her correctly and have a good
deal of luck, pulling her off is not going to be an easy task.
Biggest problem now will be getting aboard to rig her.

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