Monday, 12 December 2011

Smit Borneo

Short posting with a couple of aerial shots of the crane barge 'Smit Borneo' being prepared for deployment at the wreck site.


Smit Borneo in the Port of Tauranga



Smit Borneo and Rena

Photos are attributed to Nick Haslam, from salvage specialists London Offshore Consulting and published in the daily Maritime News Clippings. This daily email is a brilliant free read if you're a shipping geek like the Antipodean Mariner

Current AIS picture shows 'Smit Borneo' alongside Rena with the tugs Maui 1, Koraki and Wainui in attendance. 'Singapore is sheltering behind Motiti Island with the SeaTow fleet.

AM

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