Algoisle and Ionian Pelagos

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oldseadog

Re: Algoisle and Ionian Pelagos

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Algoisle has arrived at Aliaga. it is now 2330 in Aliaga sometime in the afternoon the tug Ionion Pelagos delivered the Algoisle, the tug Ionion Pelagos is now steaming west from Aliaga at 11.2 knots.
The tow took some 40 days to transit from Montreal, Quebec, to Aliaga, Turkey.
oldseadog

Re: Algoisle and Ionian Pelagos

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oldseadog wrote:The tug Ionion Pelagos with the Algoisle in tow is crossing the Gulf Of Petalion about to enter the Aegean Sea and has 131.0 n miles to go befor reaching Aliaga.
The tow has entered the Aegean Sea and has 106.6 naut. miles to go befor reaching Aliaga. presently 15.1 n miles east of Amigdhalea, Greece.
oldseadog

Re: Algoisle and Ionian Pelagos

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The tug Ionion Pelagos with the Algoisle in tow is crossing the Gulf Of Pentalion about to enter the Ageran Sea and has 131.0 n miles to go befor reaching Aliaga.
oldseadog

Re: Algoisle and Ionian Pelagos

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By my calculations, Algoisle and the tug Ionion Pelagos are 936.0 n miles east of Ceuta Spain, and 145.0 n miles due north of Tripoli, this an estimation only.
kent malo

Re: Algoisle and Ionian Pelagos

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The tug Ionion Pelagos refueled at Ceuta, Spain, this is part of Spain that is in North Africa, while the tug Golfo de Bengala babysat the Algoisle in the Mediterranean Sea, after refueling, the Ionion Pelagos has returned to the Algoisle and is steaming to Aliaga, while the Golfo de Bengala, has returned to Ceuta, Spain.
oldseadog

Re: Algoisle and Ionian Pelagos

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Presently they are in the Cabot Strait 45 N M South of Port aux Basque, speed is 5.6 N M P H.
Mac Mackay

Algoisle and Ionian Pelagos

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They are still in the Gulf of St.Lawrence, not yet into Cabot Strait-they seem to be slowing up. Maybe just the wind. [2200 hrs ADT October 9 = 0200 GMT October 10]
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