Yearly Archives: 2010

Centaurus & Pegasus


The Tugs Centaurus & Pegasus arrived Around 6pm last night, and tied up at piers 27 and 34. They are here to tow the Chumel back to the Gulf of Mexico.
After Topping up bunkers, Pegasus joined Centaurus at 27.

Conjestion

Todays arrivals and departures seemed to conflict, causing ships to spend some time in the inner harbour.

Marina Ace went West of Georges Island to allow Oberon to Clear AutoPort.
Zim Panama Went East of Georges to Allow Oceanex Sanderling to clear Pier 42, and allow Stutgart Express to pass West of Georges outbound.
And the Tugs Centaurs and Pegusus arrived in preparation to return PSS Chumel Back to the Gulf of Mexico. All this was complicated by Chumel Sitting at Anchorage 1 with Ryan Leat in attendance.

Earlier in the Day, the Barge Atlantic Sealion came out of the Nova Dock.

Shipyard News

Atlantic condor took to the Bedford Basin this morning to begin trials for the first time.

She later sailed out of the harbour, and returned the evening of the 19th.
as well, the Platform PSS Chumel moved to the outer anchorage with Atlantic Larch and Ryan Leet in Escort.

Halifax Shipyard News

Pearl Mist
A lawsuit has been filed against Irving Shipbuilding over Pearl Mist. It would appear that the construction is not compliant with The Class society or the Flag State (Marshall Islands) standards, and so the vessel cannot be registered. An Arbitration panel has rulled that the vessel was complete and ready for delivery.

Pearl Mist is currently laid up at the Irving faclity in Shelbourne.

Crane Accident
Seems The shipyard flipped a crane, and dunked a forklift, while attempting to place it on the ferry Holiday Island. No Injuries (other than egos) are reported.


From the Chronicle Herald

Summer Highlights

Well, i havent posted much this summer, but I have been around.
Here are some photos from the summer.

Italian Anphibious Assult ship visiting Halifax.

Bluenose II undergoing refit in Lunenberg

Svitzer Bedford testing her fire monitors.

HMCS Frasier, being moved inland prior to Huricane Earl. She is now bound for scrapping in Ontario.

Security for your Boat

Several years ago, I worked for a subcontractor to Honeywell. I’m sure you all Remember the Honeywell “This house is protected by a Honeywell alarm” stickers, We had a variation in the office, perfect for boats.