Launched in 1973 as Amy Moran, she has spent 47 years by that name . . . .
her 3400hp responding to that name,
right up until now.
New paint jobs
and new locations . . .
meet John Joseph.
I suspect she’ll be heading out of town soon, and receiving more paint. AIS already shows her as John Joseph.
John Joseph photos thanks to an anonymous mariner. Photos of Amy Moran by WVD.
For the previous 27 boats featured in this series, click here.
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July 16, 2020 at 11:44 am
George Robert Schneider
Great positioning of shots, and great stitch in time. What a noble looking tug!
July 16, 2020 at 11:45 am
George Robert Schneider
Oh, and obviously, Thanks to Anonymous Mariner. I’ve met a number of folks with your name during my time.
July 17, 2020 at 9:06 am
HT
The Amy is a good work horse, worked on her over 30 years ago. Not sure if Stasino Marine beige and green colors, are going to look good on her. I guess time will tell.