Knocked about by rough seas and high winds, the pilot house and other large parts of the Blue Ocean dragger overnight washed ashore onto Niles. Updated plans for the ship’s total demise include towing onto the beach and crushing it, which may take place Tuesday.
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Knocked about by rough seas and high winds, the pilot house and other large parts of the Blue Ocean dragger overnight washed ashore onto Niles. Updated plans for the ship’s total demise include towing onto the beach and crushing it, which may take place Tuesday.
Good Morning Gloucester 
Who is paying for all of this? Surely the owner of the wreck is, correct??
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I read in the GT that the boat’s owner cannot pay for the salvage (almost $30K!), he should at LEAST clean up the mess he’s responsible for on the beach.
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It’s a very moving photo.
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