Here’s a concept: Odin transformed into ATB with a Brandywine-sque upper house.
A newcomer: Eagle Service (ex-Grant Candies).
As you seen here before and from the same year as Eagle Service, it’s Patriot Service (ex-Sean Candies, 1996). Click here to see the current Candies fleet.
And another frequenter of this blog, Glen Cove (ex-Mary Gellatly, Philadelphia, and Capt. Danny, 1975).
Hubert Bays (2001) and mover of biofuel in the harbor? See this.
Fred Johannsen (ex-Marco Island, 1971)
Evening Mist (ex-Patricia C. Bouchard, 1976)
If you haven’t seen Bowsprite’s latest prototype color scheme redesign, check it out here. Honestly, I can’t wait to see her redesign some other fleet colors, both commercial and (especially) non-profit/museum-esque; after all, according to my friend Alice, she possesses a magical camera. And another new tug video from the guys in Gloucester . . . Joey, Paul, and Jay. Also, Mitch of Newtown Pentacle has sauntered through my offices here recently and put together his own KVK impressions; part one can be accessed through part 2.
Of course, it’s the lovely Gramma Lee T Moran that serves as backdrop (along with product tanker Torm Venture) for three of the fotos.
All fotos here taken last week (before the storm) by Will Van Dorp.
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March 17, 2010 at 4:36 pm
Mage B
Have I said thank you lately.
March 18, 2010 at 6:56 am
bowsie
thank you for reminding me, Mage!
thank you, Tugsie!
March 19, 2010 at 2:27 am
Robert
Tugster, there was another Glen Cove, seen late 80s – early 90s pushing trap rock and sand barges in and out of Cedar Creek (past Captain’s Cove), Bridgeport. Single screw, standard model bow tug. Not a Buchanan tug, plain white-ish color scheme. Any relation?
March 19, 2010 at 4:53 am
tugster
robert- i’ve been working on that but haven’t figured it out yet. anyone help sort out the different tugs called glen cove?
March 19, 2010 at 5:32 am
Robert
A memory flicker just now, maybe… Rohrig? Can’t bring it out of the haze…