I have not seen it, but my understanding is that one way a lot of these people came togethet and associate the damage to their vessels is through FB.
Your Home Depot comparison has already been settled in case law. Unless there was a witness, or cameras that can identify the culprit...
Last thing you want to do is get lawyers involved. Let the investigation play out in a timely manner, and provided there is culpability found, see what monetary solutions might be available. Lawyers should be last resort.
It is not acceptable that you attend an airshow an as a result you vessel gets damaged to the tune of thousands of dollars.
If after an investigation it is found that the colored smoke was responsible for the damages, then someone, or more than one party should be held accountable.
Let’s say...
If after the investigation it has been determined that the stains are indeed a result of the colored smoke emitted by the aircraft at the show than these many boater have IMO a legitimate complaint.
So my original post on March 3rd. appears to be perhaps bearing out some truth. Here we are on July 10th., after a very cold and snowy winter, and the fishing is probably at least a month behind.
I think I understood your point. It’s kinda like my post the other day showing the reading in my car of the outside temperature at 107. That was not the real outside temperature, but rather a reading that was skewed due to the radiant heat coming off the blacktop road.
Passive solar heating. It’s a common building practice in colder climates. Using lots of windows in your home with a southern facing exposure will help heat the house, and reduces energy costs.
Same reason why your car with the windows rolled up will heat up so very high.
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