St
Lawrence Cement dock
Several
views from
inside
Duluth Harbour
You
can see the Sundew
way
down the harbour.
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to Shiphotos
Paul
R Tregurtha preparing
for
the 2003 season
Bridge
to nowhere.
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John
G Munson at Port Terminal
Don't squat with your spurs on. W. Rogers
Views
of Duluth
Great
Lakes Towing Co. tugs
at
Garfield Pier
Looking
through the bridge in Duluth does not give a good idea of how
difficult the ice is outside the harbour.
USCGC
Sundew breaking the ice in Duluth harbour.
The
Sundew coming alongside the Risley
Once
alongside the 2 crews
visited
each others ships while the ships
continued
with their work.
These photos are from a visit to the Sundew while they carried out their icebreaking program in Duluth Harbour.
Looking
up at the bridge from the forward deck.
Another
view of the bridge.
The
conning team is on the staboard wing - and well bundled up.
Devil's
claw on the anchor.
This
secures the anchor to ensure
it
does not run out by itself.
The
inside team, including the Wheelsman. They might have been inside
but the doors were open to allow the conning officer to pass orders
from outside.
The
Sundew buoy deck.
Electronic
chart display
on
the bridge wing.
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The
port bridge wing.
l
to r: compass repeater, engine controls,
electronic
chart display.
Looking
aft over the lifeboat / workboat.
Call
sign in International Code of Signals flags.
Looking
forward through
the
towing bitts.
Ice
rescue gear.
Towing
bitts.
Another
view of the buoy working deck with a couple of buoy anchors.
Looking
inside the lifting boom
control
cab.
Control
panel for the lifting boom.
Lifeboat
falls.
Another
view of the falls.
Looking
forward at the davits.
The visits are over and the Sundew leaves.