[@USA-Truck-Train-Ship-Car-lover]

Good video work and you see how hard that tugboats must work, it is almost the same position as in the Panama canal last year,

[@roberthowlett9318]

An English version of that Suez thing of a bit ago

[@SpireUtd]

Thanks for the update ... & really good drone video work 💯 👌

[@ecossearthur]

Laws of Physics, and the angle of the dangle!!

[@janbredenhoff1267]

Top drone work, tnx

[@larviktaxi146]

But we dont want music…

[@brianbrocklehurst9224]

Probably due in part to insufficient dredging. False economy’..

[@ecossearthur]

100%

[@dryflyman7121]

Great vid and drone footage. Glad they got away 👍

[@andyash5675]

What incredible weather.

[@Jeff-bg7pt]

Nice bit of parking 🅿️😅

[@websitesthatneedanem]

Nice edit! 👍

[@Bigaliy]

Yo ho yo and the flavour of rum 😵‍💫

[@fredscratchet1355]

Is there a slight list to starboard?

[@thomasgreen1739]

Yes slightly they transferred ballast water from the port side to reduce her draft

[@jimevans9550]

Farmer with a tractor could a done that, bor.

[@anthonypaterson7066]

why did the ship's engines not provide some power to assist the tugs?

[@christopherdavies9111]

Because the ships propeller/rudder are embedded in the muddy bank,it would cause untold damage to the main engine and propulsion shafts if they were to start it .

[@user-sc8dh4vn4v]

How it s a straight bit of river 🤠🔧⚓JB

[@websitesthatneedanem]

Man made .... obviously

[@terrystevens5261]

I would guess the effects of wind gusts.

[@clementmascarenhas673]

It's such a narrow passage for ships to sail thru... Not much depth too...