The tug “Ril” has towed in port a barge of huge containers called sponsons, which will be used to float the “Costa Concordia” during her coming salvage, probably next summer.
External links: Risky Rescue: A Year After It Sank, Raising the Costa Concordia (The Daily Beast)
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A hardworking vessel.
ReplyDeleteNice shot.
ReplyDeleteThat is going to be quite a salvage operation.
ReplyDeleteCool. We are watching that story, too. What a mess that is.
ReplyDeleteWill you be documenting it?
ReplyDeleteA strong- and serious-looking tug it is.
ReplyDeleteMoving the Costa Concordia will be a huge and dangerous job but will produce great photos. I'll bet the residents of the island will be glad not to see that sad reminder off their coast anymore.
Are all those safety rings a good sign or a bad sign?!
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ciel - It will take days and it is quite far from here...
ReplyDeleteDuncan - Many of these service boats use tires to soften any impact with other vessels when maneuvering.
Bright orange! That's a good contrats with the white part.
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