My wonderful husband took me to Sturgeon Bay on Valentine's Day so I could get a ship fix! Many ships there in layup. Looks like they're huddled together from the cold. Had a great day, even though it snowed early and stayed mostly cloudy. The Charles M Beeghly is getting a re-fit, so her stack is sitting beside her rather than on her. The John Sherwin was being refitted until the bottom fell out of the economy, but we're hoping she will have a sailing life yet. The Cason Callaway needed a paint job badly, and it appears she got it. I think we counted more than a dozen ships in layup. Some you could see, some you couldn't.
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Sunday, February 15, 2009
Ships in Layup at Sturgeon Bay
My wonderful husband took me to Sturgeon Bay on Valentine's Day so I could get a ship fix! Many ships there in layup. Looks like they're huddled together from the cold. Had a great day, even though it snowed early and stayed mostly cloudy. The Charles M Beeghly is getting a re-fit, so her stack is sitting beside her rather than on her. The John Sherwin was being refitted until the bottom fell out of the economy, but we're hoping she will have a sailing life yet. The Cason Callaway needed a paint job badly, and it appears she got it. I think we counted more than a dozen ships in layup. Some you could see, some you couldn't.
Sunday, November 2, 2008
American Valor, Philip R Clark, John Sherwin, Petrochem Trader, American Victory
Okay, back again. Had a great trip to Green Bay to visit with family and friends. Got to Sturgeon Bay to see the John Sherwin being worked on and also the Petrochem Trader barge. Also posting pics of the American Valor at night, and the Philip R Clarke in Marquette. Caught the American Victory at Escanaba on the way home. Love the "square" bow on that one. The blog posted my pics backwards today... sorry about that.
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