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A 80 meter (around 87.5 yards) long super yacht has become stuck last Saturday near a railway bridge in the Netherlands! This megaproject with its own helipad, cinema and pool costs around 100 million euros is the biggest project the contractor has ever worked on, and as it seems water level and ship size weren't taken well enough into consideration. Last Saturday the water level was about 20 centimetre too high which caused the yacht to get stuck near a bridge. (https://twitter.com/zoekje_nl/status/1480094653185679362)

(https://img-s-msn-com.akamaized.net/tenant/amp/entityid/AASAtFZ.img?h=351&w=624&m=6&q=60&o=f&l=f)
(http://forum.foxes42.com/Default/yacht.jfif)

 ;D ;D ;D brilliant!

True ownage!
Yacht Rock!

 :o

This same yacht got stuck again at a second bridge, after he passed the first one. When the tide was low enough he was able to pass the first bridge, but after the tide did rise up he got stuck again  ;D

(https://cdn.nieuws.nl/media/sites/159/2022/01/10113439/2-1-915x518.jpg)

Some background information:

The ship cost a total of €100.000.000,- The owner wants to start to explore the seas with it around April. At this moment the ship was on its way to ''Harlingen'' to finish the construction.

Quote from: ¥FOXES¥ Gekko on January 11, 2022, 06:05:07 PM
This same yacht got stuck again at a second bridge, after he passed the first one. When the tide was low enough he was able to pass the first bridge, but after the tide did rise up he got stuck again  ;D

(https://cdn.nieuws.nl/media/sites/159/2022/01/10113439/2-1-915x518.jpg)

Some background information:

The ship cost a total of €100.000.000,- The owner wants to start to explore the seas with it around April. At this moment the ship was on its way to ''Harlingen'' to finish the construction.

Lol, prime example of bigger isn't always better  ::)