Thanks to David Silver 2

Here’s the first in this series.   David sent me some photos earlier this week and offered to write the commentary as well.  Hence the quotation marks.

“Marie J. Turecamo steam harmlessly through the harbor.”

“James Turecamo makes a splash as she heads towards the Kill.”

Lincoln Sea sits patiently in the notch of the DBL 140.”

“Two displays of heritage in the form of New York State Marine Highway tug Margot and Ellis Island.”

“Herbert P. Brake pushes a scrap barge (possible future additions to her hull?) through the harbor.”

“Crystal Cutler pushes the Patricia Poling as Andrew Barbieri bears down upon her.”

My take:  if a waterborne Rip van Winkle had fallen asleep 80 years ago and awakened today, the bridge and the light might be among the very few structures he would recognize.

“Stephen Reinauer steams lite through the harbor towards her next assignment.”

“Ever ready, ever vigilant.”  

Thanks, David.    The sixth boor’s the star here, IMHO.  To post some corny doggerel in Poetry Month “collaboration is the game and “sixth boro” the star’s name!