Miller with red night light still on in the wheelhouse. Lincoln , as covered here. For context, on September 7, I got these poor quality cellphone pics shot through a crazed Amtrak car window as I headed back from the Roundup of Sea Scout. More recently, on September 8, Atalanti had been loaded onto mothership Kang Sheng Kou , which had waited off Long Beach the past six or so weeks to reload and return the cable layer to.
For size comparison, note Firefighter 2 beyond the HOS vessel. Meanwhile, also in port was. Northstar Navigator , which has since left northbound on the North River. For context, here was Exotics Happy summer Thanks for your guesses about the mystery object. It is in fact a day shape, as identified by eastriver. Another friend was recently in northwestern Iceland, and shared this photo.
A variety of SAR boats from colder climes can be seen here. It was heading for Lake Champlain. File this under. Seeing the intriguing boat squeeze under the low bridge above, Bill raced ahead on two-lane roads to get more pics.
This mystery boat seemed capable of much greater speeds than it could do in the narrow portion of the Champlain. The closer he got to it, the more interestingβnot to mention out of placeβ this vessel seemed.
Any guesses? Details here. More comments from George Schneider below. Loved it, the James was a decent sea boat. And it was go go go because asphalt is hot cargo and it has to stay hot for a contract delivery temperature.
