A British man sinks his $200,000 yacht in southwest England rather than let his estranged wife sell it, according to AP report. The final straw in the couple's bitter break up came when ex-wife, Tracey Bridgewood, advertised the yacht in a local newspaper, saying she wanted a quick sale and was prepared to let the yacht go for $72,000.

A British man sinks his $200,000 yacht in southwest England rather than let his estranged wife sell it, according to AP report. The final straw in the couple's bitter break up came when ex-wife, Tracey Bridgewood, advertised the yacht in a local newspaper, saying she wanted a quick sale and was prepared to let the yacht go for $72,000.

Jerry Dunlap spent more than a year fixing up his 1910 dream sailboat, only to have 15 hefty sea lions sink the 50-foot craft in just one weekend. "I really don't know what I'm going to do with it," said Dunlap, a contractor. "This is a major setback. I'm 63, I don't know if I feel like working another two years to get a boat to work. "

Jerry Dunlap spent more than a year fixing up his 1910 dream sailboat, only to have 15 hefty sea lions sink the 50-foot craft in just one weekend. "I really don't know what I'm going to do with it," said Dunlap, a contractor. "This is a major setback. I'm 63, I don't know if I feel like working another two years to get a boat to work. "