Algogulf Scrapping - 2002
After three years of lay-up the Algogulf was towed from Hamilton on May 25 for scrapping at International Marine Salvage in Port Colborne, Ont.
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Attaching the tow line. Wally Wallace |
Outbound Hamilton. Paul Beesley |
Close up. Paul Beesley |
Last trip out. Paul Beesley |
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Onboard through the Burlington Ship Canal to Lake Ontario. Wally Wallace |
View from the pier. Paul Beesley |
Tugs. Wally Wallace |
Another view. Wally Wallace |
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Departing to wait for better weather. Winds were too high to enter Port Weller. Wally Wallace |
Menu. Wally Wallace |
Galley. Wally Wallace |
Tugs wait on weather. Alex Howard |
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Trailing tugs wait. Alex Howard |
Tow arrives. Roger Lelievre |
Close up. Wally Wallace |
Stopping below Lock 1. Alex Howard |
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Docked. Alex Howard |
Departing. Alex Howard |
In Lock 1. Alex Howard |
Upbound for Port Colborne. Alex Howard |
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Close up. Alex Howard |
Another view. Alex Howard |
Last trip. Alex Howard |
Trailing tugs. Alex Howard |
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Another view. Wally Wallace |
IMS owner supervises the operation. Wally Wallace |
At IMS. Wally Wallace |
Kinsman Enterprise ready for scrapping. Wally Wallace |
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Scrapping at IMS |
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Scrapping in Oct. N.S. |
Close up. N.S. |
Another view. N.S. |
Close up. Richard Jenkins |
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Parts. Richard Jenkins |
Another view. N.S. |
Windy day.N.S. |
Another view. N.S. |
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Flag still flying. Richard Jenkins |
Another view. N.S. |
View through window. N.S. |
Parts. N.S. |
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Former name can be seen. Alex Howard |
Bow view. N.S. |
Rainy day at IMS. N.S. |
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Onboard by Wally Wallace |
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Turbine engine. |
Boilers. |
Shaft. |
Shaft revolutions. |
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