Friday, July 16, 2010

A very big ship and a very small Dozer.

I love little bulldozers and bobcats. Big container ships aren't really that interesting except when they sound their VERY big horns to warn a sailboat that it's time to get the heck out of the way.  The sailboat in this picture is moored to a bouy, but there was one that The Artemus Leader wanted to warn off that was being a little, shall we say, "sprightly" too near the bow?




This tiny cat dozer was working earlier to spread the dirt around at the old Kettner yards.

Kettner's  was a long time dry dock for many a big tuna boat or even a lowly yacht.  I think the Bahia Bell was refurbed here but not sure.  Now Kettner's dry dock and yard are going to be made into deep water mooring for some truly gigantic Yachts worth several million dollars.  We are talking about very big boats.  I miss Kettner already. 

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