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It’s been a while since I posted any of Jed’s shots, but I hold them to concentrate them rather than posting them one or two at a time. Anyhow, of the photo below, Jed writes: “[Atlas 1974] is my first Estonian tug . . . .” although this photo shows her in Dutch waters.
Esvagt Connector (2000) is a prime example of a North Sea anchor-handling supply tug.
The photo below provides a bit more context: Esvagt Connector is towing a high voltage subsea station for the North Sea wind farm GODE SEA. Assistance is provided by Esvagt Don and Smit Emoe. Click here for more of the Esvagt fleet, with some interesting names.
Smit Emoe is a new boat for me. Some previous Smit tugs posted on tugster can be found here.
FairPlay X and a crewman take a wave while alongside MSC Venice,
here with a bit more context.
MTS Taktow is British built but with a Dutch language name.
Let’s end this post with a boat on an entirely different continent: it’s Yankee in the KVK. Yankee worked for K-Sea when I first started this blog, but I believe I have no photos of her in that livery.
Many thanks to John Jedrlinic for these photos.
On a windy day recently in the Beerkanaal section greater Rotterdam harbor, Jan Oosterboer took these photos, passed along by Jan van der Doe.
The small boats here are operated by the KRVE, self-translated as “rowers” but more likely we’d call them linesmen. The more distant KRVE boat is alongside Smit Cheetah. The link that follow are mostly for previous instances these boats have appeared on this blog.
Here’s their own site in English.
Multratug 31
In the distance newly-launched LNG carrier Vladimir Rusanov, shuttling between Rotterdam and Russian Kara Sea port of Sabetta. I had to look up Sabetta, since I’d not heard of it: average annual temperature is 14 degrees F, -10 C
Above and below, that’s Smit Hudson.
Iskes tug Venus is about three years old.
Above and below FairPlay X,
which has not been on this blog before. Multratug 5 shows her Japanese origins,
here with Beagle, new this spring.
Many thanks to Jan and Jan for these photos. Any errors in text are mine.
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