Exploring the British Columbia coast by tug. Video taken by me working the tugs in British Columbia. This video is taken from old tape that was in bad shape, some was lost, so had to be patched together. forgive the gaps..... and short endings. Thanks to all the crew that I served with.
Hayes HD with a Detroit 8v92, owned by Ian Munson, Weewane Trading. I drove there for a few days to spell someone off. That particular haul really, really sucked. lol
Thank you for showing those neat little "TUG" boom boats. Thay😅 are the nearest little invention for booming timber in sorting water areas. When I was a small kid on Hood Canal watched a bit bigger one go to log Dumps getting the Log booms ready for tow to Tacoma. It was a neat looking vessel. The Engine was open to the Pilot house. I loved watching him cruise by my summer home for many years, till the Logging slowed down. Some of those boom water yards are just upright piling now. NO logging dumped anymore.
Hey Larry, you got some awesome videos. Is it possible by any chance to contact you to discuss a permission to use some of these? (i.e. via email) Best wishes, Felix
Hey Larry Warner, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) :) Cheers, Felix
Worked for Jarl towing in the mid nineties doing assists through there and yarding in Teakerne Arm. Great memories working with the Kingcome and her crews.⚓️
Wow captain! Just plain WOW!!! What nerve that driver has! Looks SO GNARLY! I sure hope you still can read this thank you for posting amazing content for us ! Your job looks amazing and difficult and I just wish I was around then to learn from guys like you! I live in California and BC Loggin looks like incredible guys doing incredible things!
Nice one Larry. Been through there twice over the years. Once in very thick fog...and Pre-gps and plotter days. Think I smoked a whole pk of cigs that morning....in 3hrs.