Turtle Beach Boat Ramp Still a Disaster?! Post-Hurricane Mess 11 Months Later | Tow 20ft Key West скачать в хорошем качестве

Turtle Beach Boat Ramp Still a Disaster?! Post-Hurricane Mess 11 Months Later | Tow 20ft Key West

Today we have a 20ft Key West that needs a tow from the Grand Canal in Siesta Key to the Turtle Beach boat ramp. It’s been several months since I last towed a boat into the boat ramp there, and it’s been almost 11 months since Hurricanes Helene and Milton tore through the area. It’s astounding how badly damaged the area was and how much hasn’t been restored yet to its pre-hurricane state. It also goes to show how much force tidal/storm surges can generate by HOW MUCH sand got deposited in the condos and into the waterways. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @captkeno   **Affiliate Links: -Camel City Mill Socks https://www.camelcitymill.com/CAPTKEN10 -TrueDave Gear http://trudave.com/referral/captken15 Camera used -Insta360 X3 https://amzn.to/40lgzdL -Boxable https://www.boxabl.com/larger-buildin... AI-Generated Description: They say Siesta Key has the best sand in the world… and I believe it — mostly because half of it is still in the canals! 😬 Today I’m towing a 20ft Key West from the Grand Canal to Turtle Beach, revisiting an area that still hasn’t fully bounced back from Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The damage these storms caused is still jaw-dropping — docks twisted, seawalls missing, and channels that used to be deep enough for yachts now barely fit a jet ski. It’s a wild reminder that Mother Nature doesn’t mess around, and that sand has a real talent for going where it doesn’t belong. #SiestaKey #BoatTow #HurricaneAftermath #FloridaBoating #StormSurge #BoatRescue #TurtleBeach #GrandCanal #HurricaneHelene #HurricaneMilton #BoatingAdventures #CoastalRecovery #BoatingLife #TowBoat #MarineRescue