Made it into the marina after Ev cleared the prop. We were greeted by dozens of people to take our lines - everyone had a story. One boat that had been anchored near us told us he wondered where we had gone - then realized he dragged more than a 1/4 mile. Another ended up with parted dock lines and became wedged under the pier. There is no power or water in town. Every boat we've met has some damage. We seem to have gotten off easy compared to stripped windlesses, shredded sails, broken wind generators and damage from dragging into each other. The local weather forcaster has been here 11 years and has never seen weather like this.
We're starting to clean up and beginning to get our heads around going through a 100 mile an hour storm. We're preparing for part two. The jet stream has dropped lower and sped up, we were told, which means the chance of further tropical disturbance is high.
The good news is the marina has at least a half dozen kids in it. Maia is off to find them.
So sorry to hear about the damage in town. Hopefully, it is all relatively easily repaired. Glad that you had relatively minor damage.
ReplyDeleteWe are looking forward to being down there in La Cruz in early March - our plans are all confirmed now. Perhaps the kids will be able to meet each other.