DPH
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Just been down, still well ablaze but still floating.
The early pictures show smoke coming from the bridge deck - I wonder if there has been any work done on the electrics in the last day or two...Heartbreaking!!
Seems a strange place for a fire to get hold i.e. It seems to be the upper fly area
It's a shame for any boat to burn, but when all is said and done its just a modern Tupperware which can be easily replaced.
Far more of a tragedy when a vintage boat goes down, such as the recent wreck of the sail training ship in the West Country.
Truly shocking..... We've admired her on many occasion as we've passed by.
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She's been squawking AIS but going nowhere for ages, thought it unusual to keep the electrics running. Ooops.
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It's going to be a long night.
It's a shame for any boat to burn, but when all is said and done its just a modern Tupperware which can be easily replaced.
Far more of a tragedy when a vintage boat goes down, such as the recent wreck of the sail training ship in the West Country.
Harsh and probably inaccurate. If you're referring to the Astrid, that was in Ireland. No sail training vessel has sunk in the W country recently.
Very sad to see such a fine vessel as the Nordhavn being destroyed.
I stand corrected, Ireland it was. Perhaps it's me but this sort of boat is just vulgar bling, not craftsmanship, not a great loss in my opinion, plenty of jelly moulds remain.