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As I successfully pumped gas into my car, I had the pleasure of watching this go down....http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1518125665.jpg

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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera (Post 9918389)

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So I know this is naive but, why can't Josie be charged with rape?

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Originally Posted by tcar (Post 9914520)

Thought the propeller (screw) was supposed to be below the waterline... is the red the waterline?

Assume it's a "Victory" ship - newer and better than the "Liberty" ships... WW2...

looks like they are aground (see tug off to the side)

Many of these container ships have two waterlines - one that's loaded, a much higher one that's unloaded

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Originally Posted by JeremyD (Post 9920169)

looks like they are aground (see tug off to the side)

Many of these container ships have two waterlines - one that's loaded, a much higher one that's unloaded

I believe that is Suisun bay, where the Glomar Explorer was mothballed, supposed to be good sturgeon fishing there.
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Originally Posted by JeremyD (Post 9920169)

looks like they are aground (see tug off to the side)

Many of these container ships have two waterlines - one that's loaded, a much higher one that's unloaded

It's definitely not a container ship... was built during WW2... like a Liberty ship. There were zero containers then.

It's in the Richmond museum (did a search) and has no power... tug is moving it, maybe.

The ship is pulled out and away from the pier and then moved around to help keep the hull clean. The engine room is off limits as they are trying to get one of the boilers workable and the piping to run the main engine to allow the ship to get underway on it's own power? Probably won't happen in our lifetime? If you look a bit in front of the bow you'll see wake from a second tug.

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Looking forward to spring for sure...