(Picture taken last August)
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12 comments:
One of my good friends is a former Captain in the U.S. Navy and he piloted several warships in various waters. I don't think I'd want to do that...to pilot a ship like this must take great skill, even with the help of a wonderful tugboat!
And I was going to say clear communication, too.
The tugboat looks so small.
Quite impressive!
Great teamwork.
I LOVE Blue and I like to see tug boats, so this is a very nice posting:)
Enjoy the Christmas/ holiday time!
Greetings from the north of Europe.
These scenes are always fascinating to me.
Buon Natale, VP !
Excellent! Merry Christmas VP.
Sigh, I'm remembering taking photos with you!
Happy Christmas Eve to you both!
My Honey used to work on these many, many years ago while in the merchant marine. It's quite different for him at sea now.
Merry Christmas! I also want you to know I enjoy your blog all year long. :)
Lois
Your harbor shots are so reminiscent of our Casco Bay traffic.
E la nave va...auguroni!! Arianna
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