Many thanks to Ashley Hutto for this photo . . . gotta move a scow across skinny water? Only five feet at high water? Here you go. Ashley took the photo in Tampa Bay.
And thanks to my sister aboard Maraki . . . which departed Trinidadan waters yesterday. It’s Island Intervention, a Vanuatu-flagged oil well stimulation vessel.
Also, a tip of the hat to Aaron Reed of Crewboat Chronicles for this photo; it’s Sea Durbin, 43′ vessel from 1950 and built by Alcide Cheramie, and with
very similar lines, here’s Wyoming, a 57’6″ beauty built 1940 by Camley Cheramie, a photo I took here almost three years ago.
I’d love to see her interior.
And here’s another repeat from a few years back . . . I’m still looking for info on her previous life.
Photos not attributed by Will Van Dorp. For the others, thanks much to Ashley, Aaron, and my sister.
Unrelated, check out this NYTimes story about a Queen Mary –and its namesake from half century ago– moving through NYC yesterday on its way to California.
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