Sixth Boro Snow Day 4

OK, here’s tomorrow’s post today . . . Wednesday’s news coming on Tuesday.  The snow happened today, so let’s see it today.

Here was 3.  And another snowy post.  The first three fotos here come compliments of Brian DeForest.  Here, hanging on the wall are Hunting Creek and Coastline Bay Star.

Davis Sea–I believe–is practically invisible to the naked eye.  Here was Davis Sea as a K-Sea vessel almost four years ago.

Scotty Sky passing alongside the aptly named Alpine Loyalty.

Brooklyn at the #9 buoy.

And Hoechst Express inbound from sea.

By late morning, the snow was slowing down in the sixth boro, here on the landside of Gage Paul Thornton and Thornton Bros.

Many thanks to Brian DeForest for the top three fotos;  the others by Will Van Dorp.

Snow is snow and not the same is ice, but cold weather makes me want to keep a watch on this site for the Hudson River Ice Yacht Club, which always has the news on iceboating in the Hudson Valley.

Small Craft 7

Count’em . . . three!  Becky Ann and two of Ken’s boats.

Click here to see a post I did a few months back on crewboats exclusively.  Miami River shuttles in here past Charleston in drydock.

Becky, Doris, and Maria T.

Wolf River has returned to the sixth boro after some time away.  Brazil maybe?

A few weeks ago, here’s Julia assisting as Freddy K Miller prepares to move a construction barge away from Governors Island.

Miss Ayva in the straits of Gowanus down under the BQE is one of the workhorses . . . work ponies of the harbor, not unlike

this unidentified vessel off Happy Dynamic‘s stern and

Gabby . . . here staying ahead of Sarah Ann and her clutch of barges and

Julia fearlessly speeding out the flat Narrows to run someone out to Gravesend Bay.

All fotos by Will Van Dorp.