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Steamship 'Princess May' run aground, Alaska, USA, 1910
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How’s that even happen?
Got stuck on the jump ramp. Wasn't waxed enough.
Tide goes in, tide goes out. I can't explain that.
FUCK IT WE'LL DO IT LIVE
High tide, apparently
Alaska has big tides in some places. So if it was a little stuck in the morning, it could be high and dry by afternoon. But maybe they can refloat it later that night.