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Quick . .. name the ship name the ONE vessel . . .
The first three photos were taken Sunday by Bjoern of the New York Media Boat.
And if you know the tugs in the sixth boro you have a 75% chance of naming all tugs here too . . . three of the four 6000 hp tugs by Moran. I’m not first in pointing out how small the tugs look relative to the 1200′ ONE Stork. I hope you guessed that right. The tugs are JRT, James D, Jonathan, and then Margaret farther back.
While we’re on names . . . Glenn Raymo caught this photo upriver.
Dodo . . . First ONE Stork and then Dodo.
Over by Shooters Island the other day, I caught Amstel Stork, coming from Port Newark and headed upriver herself.
Jonathan and Miriam assist her around Bergen Point, but here’s my point: two vessels named “stork” in the harbor the same week!!? What going on? And with Dutch as my first language, I read this as Ooievaar van Amsted . . . that big bird name being ooievaar in Dutch.
Recently, vessels with the following names have visited the sixth boro: NYK Blue Jay Southern Owl Stena Penguin … See what I mean about a trend that has emerged? A few years back I saw the Eagle fleet, eg in yesterday’s post, and separate from that . . . Asphalt Eagle. A few years back I saw a Peacock.
Here are some I suppose I’ll never see: Subsea Seven has some bird vessels, esp in diving support.
Millennium Falcon…. oh wait, that might not have launched yet . . . Magic Victoria was here recently, although my photo was too blurry to use here. Surfer Rosa . . . that name of the many I’ve posted here will stick with me. As of this morning, Surfer Rosa is westbound in the Med just outside Algerian waters.
Many thanks to Bjoern and Glenn for use of their photos.
Santa Marta harbor . . . sees HR Recommendation arriving in port, from Houston, methinks.
Ditto Thor Energy.
And Baldock, here being bunkered by Intergod VII.
Dole Chile is likely there to pick up tropical fruit to ship north, to our ports.
Stern to stern here, Dodo with a stern bridge, and the other with a less common bow bridge.
Industrial Faith . . . quite the winner as a name.
At sea . . . it’s a hull down Houston.
Alessandro DP . . . at sea.
And in Curacao, facing Caracas Bay, it’s Stena Discovery . . . for a spell now under port arrest.
At sea . . . Hafnia Taurus. Maraki also . . . is back at sea.
And finally . . . in the Rotterdam area, the 2014 Vietnam-built Lewek Constellation, deep sea pipe layer.
Many thanks to Maraki and to Fred Trooster for these photos.
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