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smcclearn > MCS SACKVILLE transits Halifax Harbour under tow during 2008 Battle of the Atlantic Sunday events. The tug's mast is just visible behind the funnel.
smcclearn > The schooner "Alabama" is renamed "Ghost" for a new television miniseries based on the Jack London novel "The Sea Wolf". The miniseries will star Neve Campbell, Tim Roth, and Sebastian Koch, and production started in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in April 2008.
smcclearn > The bulk freighter Barkalo and the Atlantic Towing tug Atlantic Larch pass through the narrows of Halifax Harbour, Nova Scotia
smcclearn > A passenger ferry passes in front of a jack-up oil rig amongst sea smoke in Halifax Harbour.
smcclearn > HMCS IROQUOIS (DDH 280) returns from a NATO deployment just in time for Christmas, 2006.
smcclearn > HMCS IROQUOIS (DDH 282) and her Sea King helicopter return from a NATO deployment just in time for Christmas, 2006.
smcclearn > HMCS IROQUOIS (DDH 282) and her Sea King helicopter return home from a NATO deployment in December, 2006.
smcclearn > HMCS PRESERVER (AOR 510) alongside in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 2007.
smcclearn > HMCS HALIFAX (FFH 330)
MCS SACKVILLE transits Halifax Harbour under tow during 2008 Battle of the Atlantic Sunday events. The tug's mast is just visible behind the funnel.
smcclearn > MCS SACKVILLE transits Halifax Harbour under tow during 2008 Battle of the Atlantic Sunday events. The tug's mast is just visible behind the funnel.
MCS SACKVILLE transits Halifax Harbour under tow during 2008 Battle of the Atlantic Sunday events. The tug's mast is just visible behind the funnel.
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