The life cycle of boats: Santa Cruz Yacht Harbor

By AratiJuly 16, 2022 ( 5 )

Categories: Photography, Seascapes, The Journey

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Curt Mekemson
July 16, 2022 • 11:53 am

That last photo is what I would expect to see after a Tsunami, Arati. Were the boats just dumped there willy-nilly or did Mother Nature play a role?

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- Arati
  August 3, 2022 • 4:29 pm
  
  Yes, after a tsunami or hurricane. In this case it’s the willy-nilly dumping. A junkyard for boats!
  
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  - Curt Mekemson
    August 8, 2022 • 8:10 am
    
    I confess, I’ve never seen a junkyard for boats.
    
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    - Arati
      August 16, 2022 • 7:45 pm
      
      I hadn’t either and actually was pretty shocked to see this. These boats and their maintenance can be so pricey. Seeing these left me wondering…
      
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      - Curt Mekemson
        August 18, 2022 • 11:29 am
        
        Probably something like, “Gee honey, this boat is beyond repair. It will be less expensive for me to buy a new one.”
        
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