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the yacht is scheduled to be transported by ship
Thats funny."
Not funny. The stern was not designed to compensate for "following seas"
A storm or rogue wave could have an unfortunate outcome.
And the bow and superstructure don't look like a good design for a "!following-sea" (is "leading sea" used?). And one of the hazards of a following sea is that a wave hitting the boat from the rear will raise the stern and lower the bow, so that the bow will submarine under the water in front. Not good with a glass superstructure with vertical walls and front-facing doors.
But some of the SJ fans won't hear of any criticism of the seaworthiness of this boat.
I wonder what kind of fuel economy this vessel gets? With both Steve and Laurene so environmentally conscience, I'm sure this runs on some type of alternative fuel. Or not.
Or, that instead of having it built in the US with US labor, it was built overseas and has to be shipped (more fuel) back to the US.
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