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Something a little different. The next few posts are of tugs Miss Niz, Pops
and Baltic Dawn (left to right) moving several hundred feet of pipe, an air compressor and a barge with derrick through the Cape Cod Canal on December 25, 2015 in preparation for routine dredging of the Cape Cod Canal in January 2016. The pipe will be used to transport the dredging spoils from the dredge vessel to shore at the Town of Sagamore's Town Neck beach which has been eroded by storms and not replenished with sand due to the presence of breakwaters at the canal's eastern end. |
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On 4/19/2016 11:36 PM, Bob_R wrote:
Something a little different. The next few posts are of tugs Miss Niz, Pops and Baltic Dawn (left to right) moving several hundred feet of pipe, an air compressor and a barge with derrick through the Cape Cod Canal on December 25, 2015 in preparation for routine dredging of the Cape Cod Canal in January 2016. The pipe will be used to transport the dredging spoils from the dredge vessel to shore at the Town of Sagamore's Town Neck beach which has been eroded by storms and not replenished with sand due to the presence of breakwaters at the canal's eastern end. A nice group Bob, you must have liked seeing these come through the Canal! Paul |
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"Paul McGrane" wrote in message
... On 4/19/2016 11:36 PM, Bob_R wrote: Something a little different. The next few posts are of tugs Miss Niz, Pops and Baltic Dawn (left to right) moving several hundred feet of pipe, an air compressor and a barge with derrick through the Cape Cod Canal on December 25, 2015 in preparation for routine dredging of the Cape Cod Canal in January 2016. The pipe will be used to transport the dredging spoils from the dredge vessel to shore at the Town of Sagamore's Town Neck beach which has been eroded by storms and not replenished with sand due to the presence of breakwaters at the canal's eastern end. A nice group Bob, you must have liked seeing these come through the Canal! Paul Thanks Paul. When I got to the canal they were about 2 miles away and it took awhile to figure out what was going on. I enjoyed the opportunity to shoot something a bit unusual. Bob |
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