What do you suppose is in the clamshell being lifted out of the hold of Pleiades?
Here’s my shot a second later.
Before I tell you my guess, check out these burlap bags in a warehouse in Red Hook and speculate what they contain. Hint: the bags are on their way to a certain mid-Pennsylvania city that starts with”H.”
The “H” city is Hershey. Do you suppose that white stuff is sugar getting delivered by bulk carrier to go with the cocoa? Nah…. it’s probably just salt, road salt.
But let’s just have some fun with this, given that Valentine’s Day approaches. So with sugar, cocoa, the Buttermilk Channel, all that’s lacking is nuts. Aha! Check out this six-foot piece of debris that we sailed past last week. It’s not uncommon. It’s why the Driftmaster is in the harbor.
The nuts are out in summer racing around the harbor too fast to see what’s floating toward them. Now we’ve all the ingredients for that food of Valentine’s. Let’s get cooking.
All photos by Will Van Dorp.
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February 4, 2007 at 8:13 pm
bonnie
Excellent! Bet my extra-dark antioxidants came through New York before they came back to New York!
(p.s. I didn’t really eat the whole bar at one sitting!)
Wasn’t there a cacao spill a couple years back?
February 6, 2007 at 3:59 pm
tana
HI Tugster!
That is a great and interesting post with great links. Think I will link most of these somewhere too.
Gee, I wish I had more time to find this stuff. Guess I’ll have to keep relying on your blog!
There is/was a lightship just up the river from us and it is for sale actually. Think they wanted $80, 000 Canadian for it. A bit unrealistic but then boats are waaayy more $$ up here than down south.
Cheers, Tana