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Essential workers spend the holidays at the job site. They always have.

Here‘s a list of types of essential workers, note that this crewman needs to catch up on sleep.

I’ll let you read the faces and body language, but I’d say they’re catching up on news since they have a signal on their devices.


Seafarers might be thrilled to see non-crew when they come into a port.
See the workers on the bunker barge?
Well, they saw me and then wanted their photo taken. I suspect they may be Fugro Explorer crew.
These are local workers high over the East River. Their platform or their task?
They appear to be at the level of Civic Fame, the lady inspired by Audrey Munson atop the NYC Municipal Building. NYC artists made Audrey Munson famous, but her life did not end well.
All photos and sentiments, WVD, who thanks you for reading this, especially today, the 14th anniversary of this blog, which began here over 4700 posts ago. Since then, you all have made over 13, 400 comments. Comments are always welcome. Thank you.
And since it is Thanksgiving, here’s a Thanksgiving story from Thanksgiving Day 1952 and a photo with at least three people on the boro from 21 years later of the boat that almost burned, Dalzellera.
Photo by Steve Munoz, who sent along the story.
From the east . . . and

from the west . . .

launched in 2010 and carrying up to 8500 teu, and

to the left, launched in 2011 and . . 4520 teu…

they meet near midpoint in the Kill van Kull.

xx

They seem much closer than they are.

Charles D. is exactly where she needs to be.


Another sail completed from his perspective, the docking pilot returns to the tugboat.

All photos, WVD.
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