http://www.islandecho.co.uk/news/boat-blaze-erupts-ryde-harbour
http://www.iwcp.co.uk/news/Firefighters-called-to-burning-boat-in-Ryde-316082.aspx
http://www.ybw.com/news-from-yachting-boating-world/motor-boat-fire-ryde-harbour-isle-wight-57867
YBW at first had it as a Sunseeker, but it was a Fairline. There were people on board, it was reported that a man was seen exiting the boat with children. Thank God no one was hurt.
The boat eventually sank and as Ryde dries out it should make it easy to salvage....possibly!
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Sealine on fire Ryde Harbour today
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- Ianfs
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The BBC reported it as a Sunseeker also, but definitely a Sealine.
Very sad to see, and lucky that no-one was hurt.
Very sad to see, and lucky that no-one was hurt.
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2 in a year - is it that common? makes me think way to much about sleeping on top of a petrol tank 
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