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Q: The boat was left with its keys tied to the railings 
  
 A wealthy man has come forward to claim a luxury boat that has been floating in a Swedish harbour for at least two years, after he apparently forgot all about it. 
  
 The boat's Norwegian owner says he intended to sell the vessel in 2012 - and was under the impression that he had, Expressen GT newspaper reports. The boat, said to be worth as much as $108,000 (£65,000), was moored in the Swedish town of Stromstad, close to Norway's southern border. The keys were tied to the railings for all to see. 
  
 Eventually, police issued a Facebook appeal for any information about its owner. The appeal was picked up by Norwegian media, including national broadcaster NRK, especially after items such as newspapers and a diary on board the US-made Rinker 342 Fiesta Vee suggested there was a Norwegian link. 
  
 Finally on 26 March someone stepped forward, saying he was the owner and had simply forgotten about his boat. "You have to be very wealthy to be able to forget about a boat in this price range," Swedish police inspector Tomas Andersson told the paper. 
  
 The owner now has to collect the boat and also pay harbour dues for the past two years, "a cost he can apparently afford", the newspaper says. 
  
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 Police had issued a Facebook appeal to find the identity of the owner of the boat, which had its keys hanging from a railing on the pier. This being Scandanavia, no one had opted to take it for a joyride. 
  
 The boat, worth $108,000 (£65,000) when in prime condition, was left in Fort Washington harbour in the Swedish town of Stromstad, close to Norway's southern border. 
  
 Norwegian media picked up on the appeal as a newspaper and documents from that country were found in the cabin of the American-made Rinker 342 Fiesta Vee. 
  
 Two days after the March 24 appeal, someone stepped forward. Swedish newspaper Expressen reported that the owner told police he had intended to sell the vessel in 2012 and thought he had done so. 
  
 "You have to be very wealthy to be able to forget about a boat in this price range," it quoted Swedish police inspector Tomas Andersson as saying. 
  
 Two years' worth of harbour dues are now due from the owner - but he won't be too worried about that. 
  
 "[It is] a cost he can apparently afford," reported Expressen. |||||
A: 
Don't you hate it when you dock your six-figure boat in a harbor and then forget all about it for two years? This somehow happened to a well-to-do Norwegian man who moored his $108,000 boat in a Swedish harbor, reports the BBC. Two years later, a Facebook and media campaign launched by police to find the owner finally jogged his memory. He had a vague recollection of selling the boat, but, no, it's still his. "You have to be very wealthy to be able to forget about a boat in this price range," says a Swedish police official quoted in the Daily Mirror. The owner has to pay up two years' worth of docking fees, but authorities suspect it won't be a problem.