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This will be the last post for a few days . . . William F. Fallon Jr. at the Statue.
Thomas D. Witte, dredge Delaware, Durham, and some smaller boats in the Upper Bay.
Marjorie B. McAllister with NYNJR 200 on the Brooklyn side.
Jessica Ann and another RIB appear to be involved in diving ops. Brrr.
Schuylkill moves a tank barge across the boro.
James William tows a mooring into Erie Basin.
And finally, the ever busy Chandra B heads for the Kills.
All photos recently, WVD, who hopes to be back by week’s end.
Miller Boys . . .
Seatow’s Ralph,
the 598,
with a work crew on and under the dock,
Christina,
Bobby G. Miller in the thick of it,
Nicholas,
Gaines,
Jessica Ann,
and Emily sidling up to Aitolos. There are a lot of small work boats in the area, and a lot of them are operated by Miller’s Launch.
All photos, WVD.
I didn’t want to overload yesterday’s post, so I’m continuing it here.
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To add a detail here, each time a ship or boat big or small approached, someone up there sounded an aerosol can horn; once the vessel passed, a second “all clear” blast was made.
And whereas larger vessels stayed the middle of the channel, smaller ones like Jessica Ann prudently avoided the center of the channel above which the bridge work was happening.
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Just a bit more info on the ship . . . she’s not that large (997′ x 131′) although I don’t know her air draft. She’s not new . . .
launched in 2003 as Maersk Kolkata. as you can see from the remnant seven-pointed star.
All photos by Will Van Dorp.
Hats off to the small boats that work all year round . . . crew boats,
patrol boats,
fishing boats,
line boats,
pilot boats,
dive boats,
more fishing boats,
more crew boats,
government boats,
more —soon to face major cuts--government boats
more line and boom boats,
and here’s a special . . . a historic life boat, long atop Binghamton, which is still intact as far as I know, and a bit longer ago had
guys in hazmat suits doing the last ever lifeboat drill aboard the 112-year-old condemned ferry.
And finally, of course there’s the New York Media Boat.
All photos by Will Van Dorp, who gives a hat tip to all the crews in small boats on the big waters.
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