Here was 21. 22 . . . let’s call it shifting perspectives.
The name alone arrested me . . . Sedna. I used to refer to Sedna as my retirement plan. Don’t know Sedna? Sea goddess. Back then, I imagined that when I was too old to work or enjoy life, I’d get into my kayak and paddle seaward until I met Sedna. I’m not being morbid; it’s just the reaction I imagined I’d take to a diminished quality of life.
Funny thing, though, I googled the vessel below and learned she’d had her own near-encounter with the bottom recently. Sedna Degagnes . . . we’re glad you’re spritely again.
Bow Sirius, here being provisioned by ABC-1 , is a Polish-built Odfjell tanker.
Another great name . . . with a recent itinerary running mostly between the Gulf of Mexico and Scandanavia. Moonlight Venture . . . seems to hint at subterfuge. Brendan J. Bouchard is a vessel I can’t recall seeing much around the sixth boro.
And Baltic Merchant, another great name, though one that accurately reflects its itinerary.
All fotos yesterday by Will Van Dorp, who info above notwithstanding, is not morbid.
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December 13, 2012 at 4:15 pm
tugboathunter
http://tugboathunter.wordpress.com/2012/11/04/late-in-season-part-i/
looks like she’s already changed registry from Quebec to Bridgetown for the winter. Nice photos.
December 14, 2012 at 10:20 pm
Ken
We see Desgagnes ships in my neck of the woods on occasion.
December 15, 2012 at 1:24 am
bowsprite
Bow Serious, Moonlight Sonata Venture, Baltic Preacher, Galway Hooker!