So, this is for Sandy just a few days ahead of her arrival here with brother Chris. S/V Faith looks to be in fine condition after Hiurricane Jimena. No signs of water inside, just a few footprints made from wet sneakers by the guys checking all of the boats for damage in Marina Seca.
We were warned in advance that ladders, although much needed for loading and unloading in the yard, are a very scarce item. Well, while we again brought a lot of stuff with us this trip, I failed to realize the need for an extension ladder! What was I thinking? Que lastima! But, we were able to just barely sneak the Suburban in between the perimeter fence and Faith's stern so that we could climb to the roof of the truck and up the swim ladder. 
Walking the perimeter of the boat and looking at the supports it does not appear that this area of Marina Seca received much of the water flow from the arroyo, if any at all. In other areas closer to the fow there is debris caught on the supports 3 feet up. Crews are still shoveling dried mud from under boats to the westerly end of the storage area, leveling things up for future movement.
Walking the perimeter of the boat and looking at the supports it does not appear that this area of Marina Seca received much of the water flow from the arroyo, if any at all. In other areas closer to the fow there is debris caught on the supports 3 feet up. Crews are still shoveling dried mud from under boats to the westerly end of the storage area, leveling things up for future movement.
2 comments:
Fantastico!!
Thanks so much for checking! Just looking at her makes me homesick!
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