On May 8, 11:00�am, wrote:
Cranes onboard ship -- note for scale that this is a 788 foot long
ship. The accident related happened during the ship turning around in
the river. It struck a dredge that had anchored outside of the
channel. Oooops....http://www.ncports.com/web/ncports.n...+Cranes+Update

Moving onto the Dockhttp://www.ncports.com/web/ncports.nsf/pages/Gallery+070210+Cranes

They are there!http://www.ncports.com/web/ncports.n...+Cranes+Update

a bit mohttp://www.sandandgravel.com/news/article.asp?v1=9848
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Grady-White Gulfstream, out of Oak Island, NC.

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Looks like they maybe didn't have enough tugboats.

What's the current there, and was it ebbing, flooding, or slack during
the turn?

What's that idiot doing in that pleasure boat in the first photo? He's
much closer than he should be.