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Black Pearl, alas, sank - some details of the death of the Brig Unicorn brig

Thursday, May 29, 2014

The famous “pirate” barg Unicorn sank about 0930 local time on May 23 near the northern tip of Saint-Vincent, the Caribbean Sea. A sailboat with a crew of 10 people left the island of Saint-Lucia at 0200 local time by appointment to Saint-Vincent for staging in a dry dock. Judging by the crew’s report, the sailboat most likely ran into some underwater object, opened, and Brig Unicorn sank in a matter of minutes. The crew went into the rescue raft and a little later was selected by coast guard, no one was injured. Since 1980, the sailboat was based on the bay of the natives of the island of Saint-Lucia, used as a walking and a floating bar-restaurant. The whole world knows him, of course, as a black pearl, the famous ship of the famous Jack Vorobya in the fairy-tale series Pirates of the Caribbean Sea. Oddly enough, but there are few details of the sailboat on the network - 48 meters length (with Bushprit?), The buildings of 1948. Sorry of course. Just look at him in the photo, and it’s nice.
Voitenko Mikhail