Tampa Bay Area boaters are preparing for what a potential Hurricane Ian could do to their marina and vessels.
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God, through Hurricane Ian, is bringing a message to Trump and DiSantis followers.
Your mast is too tall to be able to move your boat? How does that happen?
If I had a boat in Tampa, I think I would sail it down to Ft. Lauderdale.
Would have been helpful if you had shown HOW to secure your boat to a fixed dock and floating dock instead of just doing a cat stuck in a tree piece.
If the other boats aren’t properly secured they might crash into yours.
So put enough fenders on it to line it all.
Hopefully Ian will save Florida and drive out the northern trash.