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Tim
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This photo's too big to post here, but click on the link for a sad Triton somewhere in the Virgin Islands.
http://response.restoration.noaa.gov/da ... mit.5s.jpg
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Was showing that picture really necessary?...

I think I would rather rummage through a hospital's medical waste dumpster (you know, where all the ... ah...errr... spare bits go) than look at dying boats.

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It is a sad sight indeed, but around here, we refer to boats like that as a real "fixer-upper."
Doug
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