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Campbell Maritime, Your Source for Seattle Tugboat Services

Campbell Maritime specializes in ship & barge assist, escort services & the movement of project cargo in Puget Sound & the greater Seattle markets.

The tug RubyVIII, her captain, and crew are ready to move you and your ship or barge. In addition to our towing and ship assist services, we have a variety of small to medium sized spud and ramp barges available for rent or long term lease.

Call us today for scheduling, barge rentals or project brainstorming! We are available 24 hours by phone at 206.794.0232 or 206.794.0447 during business hours.

Additional marine services are provided in conjunction with and through Northern Marine Salvage, please visit their website for more information.

5/17/2012-How Dee 

I just realized that I hadn't written an update in a few days. Probably because we had a payday on Tuesday, which always depresses me. After writing all those rubber checks I usually go out and get drunk for a few days, but I'm feeling much better now thank you very much.

I'm pretty sure you didn't miss much of anything in the last few days. We moved one boat on Wednesday, but only fifty or a hundred feet. Today we didn't move any boats at all, but Kelli and I made up for it by moving a tremendous boulder. Heather has more sense than to get roped into one of my boulder moving projects, but Kelli is so helpful and good-natured that she found herself moving boulders before she knew what hit her.

Once we'd gotten done with that we all met up for lunch. We enjoyed lunch so much that we managed to spend three or four hours there, after which Heather and Kelli dropped me off back at the hacienda, where I wrestled giant boulders into place for another three or four hours. Moving three man rocks with only one man isn't the easiest thing ever, but I had Buster the Cat and the five year old who lives next door around to help. They provided about as much help as you'd imagine, but at least I had some company while I was compressing my spine.

Here's a photo I took a few weeks ago of a waterfall out in the woods. That's where you find most waterfalls these days. Okay, well you enjoy the photo, and I'm going to go back to watching 'Some Like it Hot'. See you, Brian

Tugboat Captain:How Dee

 

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