December 20, 2008
Tanker, San Francisco Bay
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photo by Donald Kinney
Usually these huge tankers and container vessels make it in an out of San Francisco Bay without incident, but other times -- like just one year ago with the Cosco Busan spilling 58,000 gallons of bunker oil into the bay -- they have their problems.
I'm not sure if the following photo (taken three years ago) is the Busan, but it is a Cosco ship.
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3 comments:
I still don't undertand why they had to move the ship that day. It was *unusually* foggy, I mean really, really foggy, all the way to the Oakland hills.
I love the "tree with fingers" up on the banner. Hope you're out and about, enjoying the nice weather, this WE.
TF
These two photos are very familiar to me because I see every day huge tankers and container vessels like those crossing the Bosphorus in order to reach the Black Sea and Russia. Because the Bosphorus is a narrow strait difficult to navigate, the risk of accident is very high and it happens every year unfortunately.
It´s like a view Tarzan had when he came to the big city.
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