On the Cove Beach in Brigantin (New Jersey, USA), for almost two months he has been thrown ashore, the Heavy Traffic sail sailboat, attributed to the port of Brooklyn. The ship has unexpectedly become a local attraction, attracting the attention of residents and tourists who are photographed nearby and shared pictures on social networks.
The sailboat was rolled up in the water next to the post of coastal security in the Gulf of Absecons, but broke out of place and found itself on the coast. Its owner was a college student from Massachusetts, who does not have the money to save his vessel. Local police keep in touch with the vessel owner, but if it does not remove it in the near future, the city may officially engage in Heavy Traffic. According to the police captain Brigantini Stephen Ward, to move the boat, it is likely that it is necessary to hire contractors, which can cost the city up to $ 20,000. So far, the sailboat remains on the beach, and it only warms interest in it. He has already received the nickname "boat-ghost" and became a kind of symbol of the coast of Brigantin. Some residents joke that the city should leave it as a new tourist attraction.
Be that as it may, so far, Heavy Traffic is not going to "sail" - which means selfie will remain popular for a while.
