The Seajacks Kraken returned to halifax after comleting work off Deep Panuke. Her next stop will be the North Sea, and will likely be picked up by a dockwise vessel in the coming weeks after her avipods are taken off.
The Rowan Gorilla 3 returned to port today form the Sable project. after a few weeks in port, she will be off to work at Deep Panuke.
The Calamity Jane, a Pipe layer laying pipe for Deep Panuke is also tied up at Halterm.
Halifax Regular Nirint Pride was Struck and Heavily damaged (though not as badly) as MSC Nikita, at the intersection Point of The Lane Outward From Rotterdam & The Lane For South Bound Traffic.
more from Cargo Law
Several European Countries have ships at the Dockyard today, Including Belgium (Lobelia), UK (HMS Quorn) Denmark (Thetis).
Photos to follow, Hopefully later today. image from Mac’s Navy Links
Charting our coastal waters
An article about the CHS charting Process
Halifax harbour whale-watchers sight shark
Sharks off Halifax? glad the waters to cold to swim :)
Service ‘opens doors’ to Vietnam
“K” Line is adding Weekly wendsday service to Vietnam.
Sorry for the lack of Updates as of late. I have moved, and have been renovating.
As im now higher, AIS coverage should be well out into the approaches, as well I have a view of the basin, so expect new phot angles too.
A More regular volume to return in September.
As reported at Shipfax, the Samistal Due is to be renamed the Algoma Dartmouth, and begin bunker service in Halifax.
Here she is, earlier today.
The Amistad Arrived in port this afternoon, and tied up for the start of tall ships, the bulk of which are expected tomorrow, from Boston. Expect lots of coverage over the coming days
Note I cheated, the photo is from the Amistad’s visit last summer for Africville commemorations.
USS Mahan arrived this Morning and is tied up at Navy Jetty “Charlie”
Photos to (hopefully) follow
The Australian Navy vessels HMAS Sydney and HMAS Ballarat are currently tied up at Navy Jetty “Bravo” next to the casino.
they arrived from St Johns Nfld. (photos to follow)
See http://wwwshipshots.blogspot.com/for pics of the St. John’s Visit.
