Just for the record, here are the first two posts in this series, “1” and 2.
The foto below and the one of Dublin Sea come from Birk. Greenland Sea is off Barents Sea port side.
I last saw Barents move in early December here. This foto is taken from near the old Singer plant in Elizabethport.
From the same vantage point, it’s Yankee, Greenland, and a third tug I should but can’t identify.
Here’s another shot from Birk, Dublin Sea over at the south end of Arthur Kill. Dublin Sea was launched in Wisconsin in 2009.
First appearance of this vessel on tugster . . . taken a week ago passing Howland Hook . . . it’s Ireland (ex-Yorktown) built
in 1940!! Some great Coastline Marine Towing jobs fotos can be found here.
Also moving a crane barge eastbound on the KVK, it’s Stephanie Dann (1978, ex-Mary Defelice); meanwhile
that same morning, it’s Taurus, launched under that name in Houma in 1979, heading
Turecamo Girls (launched in Savannah in 1965 as Capt. Jan Porel) headed under the Bayonne Bridge, eastbound and
Margaret Moran (launched in Morgan City in 1979) headed westbound.
Not exactly related: Some big doings on April 10 in Erie, PA as Ken Boothe Sr. and Lakes Contender get christened. Have you been invited and want to get a few fotos for tugster? Please get in touch.
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March 2, 2012 at 12:32 pm
Harold E. Tartell
The unidentified K-Sea tug in both Photos # 2 & 3 is SOLOMON SEA Ex- BRANDON C. ROEHRIG, DIANE E. ROEHRIG, CABO ROJO. http://tugboatinformation.com/tug.cfm?id=292 In Photo # 2, the top of her upper pilothouse can be see to the left of the Barge CASABLANCA. In Photo # 3, she is forward and slightly left of the Tug GREENLAND SEA.
March 3, 2012 at 9:21 am
tugboathunter
That Ireland is a gem!
March 3, 2012 at 9:35 am
tugster
i hope i look that good when i’m 72!