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Sailboat Washed Ashore at Point Dume in Malibu

A friend of mine, Conejo Valley resident and executive coach Scott Leese of Dynamic Coaching Strategies, visited this sailboat that was washed ashore in Point Dume over the weekend with his kids, Fletcher and Jenay.


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According to this Malibu Times article, the 37 foot boat washed ashore the morning of December 22nd between Big Dume and Little Dume beaches when the captain fell asleep at the helm. He had been sailing from Santa Barbara to Los Angeles. According to the article, the captain and his two cats were unharmed and the boat will be salvaged.

It appears the boat's name is Zeus, which is slightly ironic in that Zeus is a Greek god of mythology who has a brother named Poseidon, god of the sea.

 

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