Mystery tugs - Need help identifying

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Hawk75

Re: Mystery tugs - Need help identifying

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The Ecosse was there for sure. The bow is visible in this photo. I had cropped the photo to focus on a specific area for identification. There were a lot of vessels at this pier that day. It was a wonderful sight for those who love tug boats.
amhertsburg

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Looks like the other tug could be the Ecosse, one of the Nadro Fleet
BigRiver
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Re: Mystery tugs - Need help identifying

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What's up with the Hannah? Has she actually been sold to McKeil? I understood they were helping find a buyer for her but that she hadn't actually joined the fleet. Did she run at all this year?
Hawk75

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Ok so the Carrol C1 and Bonnie B! and the one behind them is Carol C?
oldseadog

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Carrol 1, alongside and the Bonnie B 111, rafted to the Carrol C. Correct William Lafferty
William Lafferty
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Seems to be Caroll C I (red) and Bonnie B III (blue).
Hawk75

Mystery tugs - Need help identifying

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Back on May 30, 2010, I was in Hamilton, Ontario. I spotted a number of tug boats (mostly from McKeil Marine). At this time I have identified 3 of the 5 vessels in the picture. Canadian Leader is the background, the front two tugs are Evans McKeil and James A. Hannah. I am unable to identify the two tugs at the rear. Unfortunately the names were hidden. Can anyone identify those 2 tugs?
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