Lakesailor
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Every time we have flooding and winds here yacht tenders get wrecked. Not because of the conditions, particularly, but because the owners just leave them at risk.
Look at the landings on our moorings. The Pioneer belongs to someone from London who comes here once a year (I must say it has survived remarkably well over the years. Very tough boat) but the dinghy and canoe will not survive this treatment for long and the Sport tender will be wrecked, as they have a thin skin over foam. Our lake bed is all rocks.
The little white tender on the top of the bank, in the second shot, is from Feckless. Well out of the way.
Patriot and Feckless (left and right) in the last shot.
And No, I am not about to start breaking my back saving these people from themselves.
Look at the landings on our moorings. The Pioneer belongs to someone from London who comes here once a year (I must say it has survived remarkably well over the years. Very tough boat) but the dinghy and canoe will not survive this treatment for long and the Sport tender will be wrecked, as they have a thin skin over foam. Our lake bed is all rocks.
The little white tender on the top of the bank, in the second shot, is from Feckless. Well out of the way.
Patriot and Feckless (left and right) in the last shot.
And No, I am not about to start breaking my back saving these people from themselves.