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That's the most obvious part of the grounding, but the ship is properly wedged at both ends. It's not the whole problem.
by andygates 6y ago
That's the most obvious part of the grounding, but the ship is properly wedged at both ends. It's not the whole problem.
- meowster 6y agoIt's wedged at the stern because the bow impelled the ground. The stern isn't impelled, once the front of the ship is free, the back be easily ungrounded by tugs.