Why old boats pile up along DC waterways
The Potomac River and Anacostia River see a lot of boat traffic, and with that comes the inevitable reality of aging vessels that have seen better days. The humidity here is no joke, and fiberglass and wood hulls take a beating through hot summers and wet winters. Cabin cruisers and smaller recreational boats deteriorate fast when they're not maintained, and plenty of boat owners end up with something that's more problem than it's worth.
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