Every once in a while Mother Nature comes along and reminds us that it’s her playground. We might be allowed to use it, but when the streetlights come on you’d better get inside…….
This was one of the “boat victims” of Matthew. The story was that she belonged to a local woman’s father and she inherited the boat. She anchored the boat out for Matthew and it broke loose. It collided with the lower section of one of the nearby bridges and then became grounded on some rocks. It’s a real shame and she is reportedly heartbroken over the loss. The sad irony is that for about $300 she could have had the boat hauled out of the water …..which is where it ended up anyway and will probably cost a LOT more than that in the long run.
On a happier note…here’s Kitty Hawk safe and sound in the yard ready for Matthew……
We were fortunate to have zero damage from the storm…..it was pretty stressful getting her out of the water, secured and evacuating in just 48 hours……that’s one of the big reasons there haven’t been any posts lately…..that put us a few weeks behind and we are prepping for the Bahamas….so stay tuned !!!!
Was the damage widespread in your area ?
Thanks for pics.
Brevard county was hit pretty hard….lot of downed trees damage to boats….some docks and boats totally gone. Would have been MUCH worse if the eye of the storm had been 15 or 20 miles further west as it passed…..
Trying to reason with Hurricane season