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Last Comment Posted	Irving Johnson knotsofast as you would surmise, blame was spread on the winds. Lots of blame, entry to harbor shoaling, unattentive captain, weather, etc., etc. I don't think the true reason was ever investigated nor discovered. For days later, bouys were placed inside the attached breakwater to indicate shallow water (12 ft). Why that's relevant, I don't know, the ship went aground outside the attached breakeater. Good news, after a couple years repairing the vessel (hydraulic action on the keel stuck in sand and high surf), the vessel was put back into operation. More photos can bee seen at [ link ]

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