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Eileen McAllister and McAllister Responder pass Bel Taylor.
Labrador Sea eastbound past MOT and upriver for some ice-breaking noise.
Laura K Moran trails London Express, headed for Newark Bay.
The red tanker Northern Bell (I thought only “southern bells” existed) get passed by a white mystery tug, the indomitable Clyde, and Moran’s Cape Cod. Anyone know the white tug just ahead of the “truckable” Clyde?
More sixth boro tugs, randomly aggregated, soon. I need to catch up.
Unrelated: Just as fellow-bloggers and I keep an “eye,” a curious and fascinated eye, on the sixth boro and other places, Richard Clark–fellow former resident of New Hampshire–keeps his eye on a bay in Nova Scotia that produces something that just might be present in my residence and your s. . . sheet rock or wallboard transported by the likes of A. V. Kastner. See his blog here.
Photos, WVD.
tugster: a waterblog 
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