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A sad day indeed. Glad to hear everyone is safe and hope Joe is able
to find Red Cloud and bring her home safely. One of the news articles said that the USCG had put a tracking device aboard to make here easy to find. With any luck at all, Joe is out there now towing her back. OzOne wrote: Yes, sad...though I'd respectfully suggest that if Red Cloud manages to stay afloat unmanned then she was abandoned way to quickly. Well, the problem is not that she was sinking (although apparently taking on water thru broken elements of the superstructure) but that one of the crew was injured. Changes the equation entirely, and the USCG will not evacuate one person of the crew. It's either all or none (a policy that I can see the reason for, but don't agree with). Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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