June 19 . . . from the boardwalk after the parade, and (maybe celebrating solstice inland) nary a mermaid or seamaster in sight. An unidentified sloop plots a course between two outbound c-vessels. See frogma’s solstice on the boardwalk pix here.
June 18 . . . a McAllister boat heads past the World Financial Center after escorting in a cruise ship. Between the mirrored walls and sheathed in blue . . . that’s the state of construction on One World Trade. Does the name sound a bit like a commercial version of the Bob Marley song?
June 17 . . . crewman watches as Atlantic Coast pushes a loaded cement barge up the East River.
Earlier that day, the unit anchored in the Hudson; barge is Cement Transporter 5300 . . . clear enough.
Crewman uses telephone on the afterdeck of Adriatic Sea. That’s Jersey City in the background. A year ago, Adriatic appeared here.
Left to right: barge New Hampshire, Scott Turecamo, Mark Miller, and Americas Spirit. Fort Wadsworth lies in the background.
Ocean King looks to land on Pier 16 for a crew change.
I’ve never seen Ocean King (ex-David McAllister, Resolute, launched 1950) in the sixth boro before last week.
Cornell heads south past Battery Park City, hard at work in the golden hour for fotos.
All fotos by Will Van Dorp in the past 5 days.
Happy Solstice. If you want more mermaids . . . let me know.
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June 22, 2010 at 11:28 am
Mage Bailey
I always want more mermaids, but I want more parade too. I’m also left wondering why the Ocean King is sprouting rust hither and yon.
June 23, 2010 at 11:37 am
Bonnie
You want more mermaids?
Haven’t posted this to Frogma yet ’cause I just finished the descriptions in the gallery on Monday night & decided to be timely with the solstice, but here, special sneak preview for Tugster readers!
June 23, 2010 at 1:47 pm
tugster
bonnie– thanks . . . !