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King tide floats his boat on Long Wharf
By adamg on Sat, 11/06/2021 - 1:02pm
Adam Castiglioni went down to Long Wharf to see the king tide and spotted this guy who kayaked onto the wharf (plus bonus sea-horse float).
Here he is coming in:
So this happened during #Wickedhightide in Boston’s downtown today. #kingtides #Boston #climate #COP26 #Infrastructure #CitizenScience @mycoastorg @universalhub @StoneLivingLab pic.twitter.com/VqnxF6N3FH
— Boston Harbor Now (@BostonHarborNow) November 6, 2021
The tide also breached the sea wall along Fort Point Channel:
Fort Point Channel water breaching the seawall during today’s high tide. Let me repeat: This isn’t a coastal problem, combined impacts are going to be consequential citywide. @CLF pic.twitter.com/IO1AXnXzEz
— The Fort Pointer (@FortPointer) November 6, 2021
Back on Long Wharf, seawater burst across the wharf well back of the end, down by the Chart House and the Marriott:
King Tide flooding next to Chart House and Marriot Long Wharf. @universalhub @BostonHarborNow @StoneLivingLab #wickedhightide pic.twitter.com/l8pehzpDcO
— Adam Castiglioni (@ConciergeBoston) November 6, 2021
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Comments
Long Wharf
Needs to be renamed to short wharf.
Wrong tweet?
Adam - was the last tweet supposed to be different from the one before it?
And yikes! about the tides.
Yes, sorry
Tweet fixed.
Inundation District
Looks like that fort point area has bought itself a few years of time with the latest modifications.
As for the kayaker, he probably was trying to go to the yak-thru restaurant and BRA, I mean bar.