(Above) Algoma Dartmouth delivers bunkers to Alsterstern (Below) Elka Sirius and New England tied up at Imperial Oil.
Year: 2015
No Life Jacket Required Who needs a life jacket when you've got a good set of pants on? My good friend, Michael Carr, demonstrates the lost art of turning clothing into survival gear (in under a minute). (Note: of course, I am not advocating for not using a life jacket
The German research Vessel Maria S. Merian arrived this morning and tied up at pier 24. The Ship will be working with Dal Scientists in the Labrador Sea. On Saturday, August 22 (10-4pm) The ship will be open to the public. Visitors will have a chance to meet the crew and
the Craig Blake arrived from the builders over the weekend and is tied up along the ferry terminal pier at Alderney landing. (below)Christopher Stannix (left) Craig Blake (right)
The Noranda Sarah tied up behind BBC Moonstone at pier 9 this morning. She has one turbine blade on deck and possibly more in her hold. Will update when we see what she leaves behind.
The BBC Moonstone tied up at pier 9 and has been unloading drill pipe. This is possibly for use with shells upcoming explorer you drilling program in the shelburne basin.
The USCG bay Class Icebreaking Tug Bristol Bay arrived this morning and tied up at Tall Ships Quay. Sister vessels Morrow bay and Thunder bay Have stopped here in the past. These tugs tend to work the great lakes in the winter, and the Atlantic coast in the summer. The
From earlier this week, Nagoya express made an appearance at Halterm. This leaves only class name sake Vienna Express to Appear. Budapest Express was here on August 8 Due to Airdraft considerations, these ships may stop at halterm on the return westbound leg.
Macao Straight for Melfi, waiting for pier 41.
Asphalt Star outbound for Portland. The smaller Asphalt Spring was outbound for New Haven. earlier today. Both ships conducted a product transfer yesterday in the basin. the Asphalt Spring had been in port for a week waiting, and the Asphalt Star arrived from Tarragona Spain, and then anchored in the