Having a much better day then Saturdays visit of Caribbean Princess the Who departed in thick fog.
Yearly Archives: 2011
HMCS Sackville now at Sackville Landing
Canada’s Naval memorial is now back in place at Sackville Landing.
Corvettes were built Cheaply, and meant to last only a few years, as such preserving her is proving to be a difficult task, and Repairs are clearly visible (note the Welded plates, Corvettes were constructed entirely of rivets)
For More Info See: http://www.hmcssackville-cnmt.ns.ca/
AFL New England
REYKJAFOSS Found.
Atlantic Feeder Lines Starts Service.
The AFL New England is Due to Arrive tomorrow (June 14).
UPDATE (June 14th) Scheduled to pick up her Pilot at 1230, bound for Anchorage in the basin.
(Photo’s to follow)
Sunshine Ace
OOCL Hong Kong
OOCL Hong Kong Spent an hour in the inner harbour yesterday afternoon, presumably due to an issue with bridge clearances. OOCL Vessels usually pass with 2-3m (6-9′) of clearance, so a particularly high tide could delay passage. Checking the Tide Tables for yesterday, the Tide was ebbing (declining), and an hour delay would only be about 20cm. (8″).
Ships are often held if there is a potential Jumper on the bridge. This also would result in traffic Being stopped.
ZIM Savannah
Barkald to National Gypsum
Barkald moved from pier 26 where she was performing maintaniance to load at National Gypsum at 1700. Prior to docking, she performed a compass swing. Compass swings involve sailing in a 360 Degree circle to determine the influence of metal parts of the ship on the Magnetic compass.
Atlantic Larch stands by to assist with docking.