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Old 06-10-2022, 07:18   #1
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Port Charlotte Dry Storage

Some storage yard damage, but at least these vessels did not submerge
However, water intrusion from loose or poorly designed hatches may cause problems. Similar problems with RV storage, a unit may look good from the outside but if the roof hatches got pulled off, the interior is saturated.

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