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Looks like a pretty ropey section of marina to launch a boat that expensive.
Due to the clearly visible erosion of the banks it was probably shallower at the bottom of the slipway than they allowed for.
If so, then possibly as a result the guy they mentioned being in the bilge was pumping out some water to reduce its draft, and they overdid it. I mean the thing looks pretty top-heavy anyway.
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Love the way one of the workmen walks over to it and just shrugs as if to say "Dunno how that happened"
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If Suity launched boats?
Video captures $10m Washington yacht sinks with six crew on board while being delivered to owner | Mail Online
A newly built 90ft yacht was being delivered to its owner in Washington
Six people on-board when boat keeled over, one rescued from the bilge
Owner of the expedition vessel says he is 'absolutely heartbroken'
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/...23_636x358.jpg
£10M quid??? Blimey, bit excessive.Tags: None
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