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The storm last week caused surprising damage to the dock where I'm moored.

Both sides of the dock have pontoons along its entire length. Each pontoon accommodates two boats.

In the photo, note the large gap. The white bar shows where an entire steel-framed pontoon used to be. It broke off during the storm. The force of the wind against its boats pushed, bent and snapped the pontoon off the dock.

During the storm, two days of intense wind shifted the floating dock and left it at an angle.

Boats used to be parallel to the bank, but now they're at an angle. Is this (photo) off by 10°or so?

If they could push it back into place, we wouldn't call this storm damage, but it will be interesting to see how they'll shift a very long floating dock (not shown) and easily a total of ¼-million tonnes of steel boat.

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writeworks.ukUkraine Daily Summary - Thursday, August 22 2024Morning in Sudzha: Inside Ukrainian-occupied Russia as Kursk operation continues -- Kremlin trying to convince public that Ukrainian troops on Russian soil is 'new normal -- US investigates American commentators with ties to Russian state TV -- Georgia's ruling party to seek constitutional ban of chief opposition party -- Ukraine air defense pledges from some NATO countries not being fulfilled, Bloomberg reports -- and more