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That’s correct guest.ive said that before.same reason fast Eddie sticks around with the Sherwin and CT1 plus the used up Callaway. They’re still assets on the balance sheet. As for sailing again? Very unlikely

Still has value on the books......

If it’s been “years” since they last took a close look at the Valor, then taking another look is a valid exercise. Systems degrade over time, especially when not being used.

Inspecting the Valor? Unlikely. The vessel has been previously inspected likely years earlier. Management knows exactly what to do and would execute the plan when it was deemed a worthy project.

Given the current unknown status of the Cuyahoga and the Michipicoten, I can’t imagine they are in a hurry to scrap the Valor. If the Valor didn’t have a good hull, she would have been sent to the scrapyard a while ago. If anything, they may be inspecting the Valor for a possible re-powering and return to service.

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Perhaps the long awaited scrap tow to port colborne?
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I've been checking Facebook and Youtube for information on the Marine Recycling Company's inventory of vessels being scrapped.

I haven't been able to find anything recent. Do they have any slips available to take another boat now?

Perhaps the long awaited scrap tow to port colborne?

Is there something going on with the Valor there is a large ladder connected to it now?