It was a new cat, recently launched and when the marina was unloading the 12ft of snow off the bow it sunk the stern. Sinking her for 4 hours and the brand new sealed bulkheads weren't fastened, The rig was never ordered, but I have a bid coming in
Except any multihull with 65’ mast and over can’t make it due to bridges.
I feel sorry for the person who had it built. Idiots unloading in snow with no regard for the thousands of dollars they are screwing up. Trust misplaced...happens all the time, but sad nonetheless.
I thought you could, just need to enter from the outside through Ocracoke Inlet (having just come past that 3 weeks ago, I'm not going back though). A couple of swing bridges in downtown Washington NC itself.
I’ve been advised not to use Hatteras or Okracoke inlet as they are shallow and unmarked. If you had local knowledge on a calm day, I’m sure it would be fine for a shallow draft multihull.
You can let that sorrow go. The snow guys in Valdez are not idiots and they were hired by the builder/owner. I was there Thom.
Shit happens. Saw a submarine sink while tied to the dock. Duty Officer was just an idiot.
What? Now you ask, I just drove them to North Carolina.
You said you picked up 3 Marstrom 32s. Do you have pics of them?
yes... I too find this odd when I first heard in July....
