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Greg Johnston

Wrecks and ruins seemed to be the theme of our beach hike yesterday around Marrowstone Point. Plus a nice sunrise. #Hiking #Walking #GetOutside

A sailboat rests awkwardly oh her side after washing ashore on the beach beneath steep bluffs topped by trees.
A beach hiker walks past round concrete structures with a square base, ruins of an artillery emplacement that have fallen from an eroding bluff. Blu water on the right.
Orange sunrise highlights a horizon of mountains across and inland sea. There is a green conifer on the left.
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James A Nielsen

@GPJohnston
The sailboat photo made me wonder if the owner knows where it is. Or maybe doesn't want to know....😆
Looks like a great place for hiking.

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Greg Johnston

@JamesNielsen State Parks had fixed a notice to it saying that if it wasn't recovered by a certain date it would take ownership and remove it. I'm sure it's a derelict, the state has quite a problem with them and a program to deal with it. It also had a name and home port on the stern, plus registration numbers.

Bob Tregilus

@GPJohnston @JamesNielsen Looks pretty recent. I wonder if salvage laws would apply? Maybe not being on land? Although, if it's below mean tide it may legally still be in the water? Just speculating. Really know nothing about salvage laws. Was there any equipment onboard?

Feb 13, 2025, 07:47 AM·Quiet public·Tusky
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