Fill it with illegals and send it to sea. Anyone know how many pound of live cargo it could hold?
Put illegals to work scraping and painting.
Also tax them for the dockage.
Towed? So structurally sound but mechanically dubious?
I only knew about this ship because I once ate in a restaurant in Nags Head N.C.,
furnished with a large collection of items from the ship, including the bar.
The restaurant, Windmill Point, closed years ago. The building was given to a local fire department. The collection was moved to a conservancy.
https://historyscout.blogspot.com/2016/06/return-to-windmill-point-of-nags-head.html?m=1
That don’t confront me what about the front ren?
Drove by it today. shame. The brass screws i think used to be on the stern deck. They were huge. We would sail past it many times when we had our boat. I recall that they had to flood it partially to get it under the walt whitman bridge when they brought it in.
This sounds like another iconic vessel meeting its end.
Kalakala went through this. An iconic futuristic ferry in the Pacific Northwest which met an untimely and embarassing end. Moneybags Bill Gates couldn’t be bothered.
If it ain’t in the lease, you must release.....................