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    • Opinion: Boating-Boom Bottom Line: A Derelict Vessel Tsunami by Peter Swanson

      Abandoned and derelict boats are a growing problem all along the waterways of America, particularly in places that don’t freeze in winter. Today’s analysis suggests we will soon be seeing a tsunami of wrecks and soon-to-be wrecks, rendering today’s blight almost insignificant by comparison.

      In Green Cove Springs, Florida, one boat is aground (there are four altogether) and another is anchored without an owner aboard, which appears to be the case for most of the other 20 or so vessels that have come here over the past few years.

      Boating-Boom Bottom Line: A Derelict Vessel Tsunami by Peter Swanson

      Comments from Cruisers (1)

      1. Winston Fowler -  January 25, 2022 - 9:39 am

        If you have not already done so, I would suggest you sign on to Loose Cannon as an excellent news source for the boating community especially as it relates to issues concerning us all no matter where you boat. Peter Swanson is a very season captain, newspaper editor. writer for boating magazines, specializing in Florida, Bahamas and Greater Antilles. Captain of excursion catamarans in the Dominican Republic. Cruiser: Nova Scotia to Caribbean. Delivery skipper. U.S. Coast Guard master's license.

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