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Boat Forum / Boats / February 2006San Diego Marina Fire
5 boats destroyed and 2 others damaged in marina fire in San Diego this morning: http://www.10news.com/news/7502179/detail.html >5 boats destroyed and 2 others damaged in marina fire in San Diego this >morning: > > http://www.10news.com/news/7502179/detail.html This was at the Marriott marina. This is a high-end facility, and serious hardware is slipped there. Fortunately the winds were calm, which limited the spread of the fire. >>5 boats destroyed and 2 others damaged in marina fire in San Diego this >>morning: [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > hardware is slipped there. Fortunately the winds were calm, which limited > the spread of the fire. Isn't that were you had your boat berthed one summer? >>>5 boats destroyed and 2 others damaged in marina fire in San Diego this >>>morning: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Isn't that were you had your boat berthed one summer? No, I was at Shelter Cove Marina, which is on Shelter Island. The Marriott is about 3.5 miles further east into San Diego Bay. It's a high-rent joint, partly due to the amenities the hotel brings to the occupants. >>>>5 boats destroyed and 2 others damaged in marina fire in San Diego this >>>>morning: [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > high-rent joint, partly due to the amenities the hotel brings to the > occupants. I could not remember which place. Senior years are taking it's toll. Or the brain is just filled up with useless facts. > 5 boats destroyed and 2 others damaged in marina fire in San Diego this > morning: > > http://www.10news.com/news/7502179/detail.html That's awful. We're going to see a lot of marinas get "daylighted" up this way, with the roofs removed. Several fires in local covered marinas recently have typically claimed a dozen or more boats per incident and the cities are now demanding that the marinas remove the covers from "covered" moorage or spend $$$$$$ installing sprinkler systems. |
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