That Was The Week That Was: July 2020 3 comments
As supplied by commenter Matt, that yellow arch structure is actually The VB-10,000 a two hull (one hull on each side of the truss) heavy lift vessel which is in preparation to break and scrap the Golden Ray, a car hauler which capsized in St. Simons Sound on 8 September 2019.
Here is some more information on the VB-10,000.
Spoiler: The boat sank.
The Zombie Apocalypse is no match for the Coronapocalypse.
Used to have fun laser shows. Destroyed internally by Hurricane Irma with no prospect to re-open.
Post forthcoming.
Extended vacation.
The mermaids have swum off for now.
Opa!
And Southern education.
The Horne's logo is now once more partially visible.
UPDATE 21 July 2020: Add some information from commenter Matt on the VB-10,000 and Golden Ray.
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Matt
21 Jul 20 at 8:16 am
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Interesting! I wondered what that was.
ted
21 Jul 20 at 8:56 am
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I enjoyed these pictures. The orange blossom honey sounds good, and the fried peanuts. Now I am thinking about the boiled peanuts that my dad makes.
Ted these are great pictures as always. I wanted to add that the ship with the yellow arch truss is the "VB-10,000". It is a twin hull heavy lift vessel that is being prepped to start cutting up the Golden Ray shipwreck outside of Brunswick, GA. There is additional info at ssiresponse.com