Norm Rhines wrote: Well it is not all good in Hawaii:
I talked to Boris Bode today w32Tava Annie; his is one of the boats attached to the docks that broke apart and went out to sea. He said that his mast and boom that were on deck may have been lost, but it was looking like the boat was being towed back in. he was safely ashore.
Bill Andrews of w32 Quest was off shore on his boat when I talked to him this afternoon. He was waiting to see if he could get a place to come back to, as his was one of the slips that went out to sea. He is ok but real tired, so I do hope he can Anchor or tie off and get some rest!!
Both of these guys are great guys! both help me out when I packed up my boat to have it shipped back to the west coast in Jan of this year and I am still in there debt. Not sure what we can do for them, but my prayers are with them. and also for all who are affected buy this disaster.
I also Talked to Skip Riley today but he was not on his boat when it came through but did not mention any issues with his W32 and the Tsunami.
There are many more in Hawaii but these are the only people I have talked with.
Norm