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This shrimp boat ain't a'comin'
Harry Krause wrote: wrote: I take it the beach is sand. I wonder if it is possible to dredge around it, and then water jet the sand out from under neath it? I've heard of this being done using fire engine boats before.... Yeah, it's all sand and sand/shell around there. I don't believe any fireboats in the area could get close enough. It shallows up there pretty far from shore. This could be a long drawn-out process. I imagine some heads are already in the process of rolling.... Harry, wasn't there a deal a few years back (5?) where some portugese small freighter which was a POS ran aground in a rather ritzy beach, and the capt. and crew abandoned it. the freight company didn't want to pay the expense of retrieving it, and Fla had it littering the beach for a couple years before giving it over to the salvagers??? Until then it was nothing but a mega-rusty eyesore? i thought I rememeber seeing that briefly on the news |
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