We found my friends 31 FB, about 2ft of the bridge showing, 200 yards from her berth.
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All the boats were in their slips, there is no hard storage in view of that picture. I originally did not think that was his Bertram, because his has a radar arch. When I walked over to the exposed portion of the FB I could see the the arch bent over, under water....sick feeling when you realize a really nice 31 was down there.
This is the pier where the Bertram was moored.
This is where the lucky ones ended up. About 200 yards north of the slips. Lots of boats, including the 31 did not make it far enough to find dry land.
This is the pier where the Bertram was moored.
This is where the lucky ones ended up. About 200 yards north of the slips. Lots of boats, including the 31 did not make it far enough to find dry land.
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she'll float one of these days.. no really it will :-0
1969 Bertram 25 "Roly Poly"
she'll float one of these days.. no really it will :-0
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Real shame. Hopefully it will float again one day and not wind up subject to a chain saw.
Last edited by Tony Meola on Oct 14th, '08, 21:06, edited 1 time in total.