Steam tug Pioneer among the squareriggers it guided to moorings at Port Gamble lumber mills in Puget Sound. Makes me wonder, how did these ungainly cargo vessels negotiate harbours and docks before tugboats?
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I think they anchored out in comfortable waters, and that getting their contents to shore was a waterborne industry unto itself. --rats, conjecturing wildly
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I think they anchored out in comfortable waters, and that getting their contents to shore was a waterborne industry unto itself.
--rats, conjecturing wildly
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