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German Navy Re-visits Pier 7

BHB photo by C. Scales

BHB photo by C. Scales

The parade of foreign warships visiting Brooklyn continues. As seen from the Promenade this morning, the German air defense frigate Hessen, accompanied by a Moran tug, approaches her berth at Pier 7, near the foot of Atlantic Avenue. Her sister ship, Sachsen, docked at the same pier in May.

BHB photo by C. Scales

BHB photo by C. Scales

About an hour later, as seen from the eastern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge, Hessen is at the lower left of the photo, moored to the north side of Pier 7. To the right, the German-owned, Liberian registered bulk carrier Alice Oldendorff, having delivered a cargo of crushed stone from Halifax, Nova Scotia to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, is proceeding out the Buttermilk Channel towards the Narrows and the Atlantic.


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  • Comments

    Comment from Publius
    Time: November 28, 2009, 10:15 am

    We need to be careful about German warships too close to Trader Joes. Don’t forget that in 1916, it was rumored that German saboteurs were building bombs in the Atlantic Avenue Tunnel: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobble_Hill_Tunnel

    Some of them may still be loyal to the Kaiser.

    ;-)

    Comment from german
    Time: November 30, 2009, 5:51 pm

    Why do you think we still live here? We are just waiting for the signal.

    Comment from Dudeface
    Time: November 30, 2009, 8:42 pm

    Eh, Trade Joe’s is actually owned by a German guy.

    Comment from german
    Time: December 1, 2009, 8:00 am

    At least the ambiente at TJ is a little bit better than at Aldi’s.

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