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Offline Ancient Mariner

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Building Bridges - Literally.
« on: December 31, 2012, 07:19:42 PM »
You already know of my history with Maersk B-Class vessels, but since I left Maersk I have whored myself around a bit, but now work for a towing company.

We are currently on a charter on the River Forth in Scotland to FCBC assiting to build the new Forth Road Crossing.

I have collated a few pics of the past 7 months here which I thought some of you may be interested in.

This is my boat: Hemiksem



Formally a URS tug, built in Netherlands. She is an ASD with a 40t BP. Powered by twin Deutz Diesels.

Lifting Caissons into place (these make the towers):



Tug Carron (FCBC owned, managed by Briggs):


Pumping cement ballast:



Carron and Corringham in Rosyth Marine Yard:


GPS Atlas lowing part of centre tower:





And the new Mate:

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Re: Building Bridges - Literally.
« Reply #1 on: January 01, 2013, 10:17:10 AM »
thanks for the posting, it's interesting to see what's happening North of the border

 

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