Pairs in Springtime 4
No . . . I’m not misspelling the name of that French city that enthralls all those singers like . . . PaperMoon. I mean sixth boro “p-a-i-r-s,” which that French city just re-enacts, right? Pairs here like Siberian Sea and Stolt Invention, this latter featured in yesterday’s Hoops post; or small fishing boat and […]
Pairs in Springtime 5
. . . or triplets. How much can you identify about these three eastbound units? Doubleclick enlarges fotos.Margaret Moran squares off with the bright orange Michele Jean, semi-concealed Atlantic Salvor and Miss Gill, Mary Gellatly and Colorado-registered Crow’s Nest, Blue Curaçao Citrus and Miller Girls, near-twin Vane Brothers boats, several pairs, very roughly speaking, near […]
Pairs in Winter 4
Here was Pairs 3, a series I decided to revive when I saw this rough if felicitous pairing of hormone-intoxicated geese one springy morning last weekend. A pair of eagles atop two Dalzell boats. More Dalzell boats can be found in video #8 here, thanks to Bellboatbob. A pair of Moran tugs (James Turecamo and […]
Pairs in Springtime
escorts… like bridesmaids, Xena’s Gabrielle, doulas everywhere People wellwishing to starboard and vessel companioning to port. Blessings of the Quyak folk… Big G motorfolk … and slower paced schoonerfolk who if allowed would go all the way, all 1000 days too, but for now content themselves blogging ‘n documentary griots Anne […]
Pairs in Springtime 2
It felt like spring this past week along the Arthur Kill, where Sarah and Shannon Dann gathered, maybe their crews spoke of fleetmate Allie B now approaching Gibraltar. But the the boats, what secrets might they have shared? Responder was light and downbound; Rowan M in pushgear upbound. When they met, I heard a hailer […]
Pairs in Springtime 3
New twin house arrangement with complex logo on forward/back stacks? Nah! Just Patapsco assisting Peter F. Gallatly with turn to port while backing off the dock. Note the twin circlers in the sky with one witness. Peter (94′ x 34′ x 14′ and 4200 hp) was launched three years after Patapsco (96′ x 34′ x […]
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