The municipal beach in a barrier island town where I keep my cat was very hard hit but they just announced that they will be allowing us to beach our boats again this year. Ironically both beaches bay and ocean side were heavily damaged but my cat cradles remained in tact. I could care less about the cradles, I'm just happy that the beach will be open and have some type of normal feel to it.
In the next week I'll be taking the cat our of the garage where she was protected from Sandy and the rest of the winter storms. I learned that my P16 is 8 foot wide and my garage is 7'6"
So I'll take the cat and trailer apart and reassemble again. When I put the Prindle up for the winter I wanted to get her back on the beach in early May, that is still the plan but to me and many others it's more important this year to see people returning to the shore and things getting closer to normal.
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Bob Miller
1983 P16 Sail # 7312
"Miller Time" A work in progress; out of the water for 16 years
Barnegat Bay NJ
Beach Cat Lesson #1 - A free cat isn't
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