Presenting "Daniel Adamson" the unique passenger carrying steam tug tender - a NRHV Designated Vessel.
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Presenting "Daniel Adamson" the unique passenger carrying steam tug tender - a NRHV Designated Vessel.
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A very informative site. I wish the fundraising and HLF bid work all the best in 2012. Thank you
I am the Exec. Chief Engineer on hand coaled fired, 109 yr old Steam Tug Waratah which has been restored and steams with passengers in Sydney Harbour. All maintained by Volunteers. We are part of the Sydney Heritage Fleet and also operate and sail to sea- the restored 137 yr old 3 masted barque JAMES CRAIG. Your website is excellent and a big inspiration and assistance to me in being aware and noting similiar repairs you are undertaking. ie Our Condenser retube,Air Pump overhaul,85 yr old Scotch Boiler Lay up shortly, Steering Engine, etc. Thank you. Bruce J Reilly.C.Eng.
i heard about the daniel adamson from a friend, i just love boats etc etc probably why i work on the waterways - inland as a boatmaster - it is a fabulous venture, we lose too many historic boats, she has to be save..... how do i become a member
Good luck with your fundraising
great site good cause Best Wishes Gordon ex crew yr 1951
to all at d a p s have agood christmas and an even better new year will this be the year for the danny doug.
I keep following the progress. Good job by all. Look forward to return to sailing. two photos on my fotopic website Nicks Picks
Im the Marine Superintendant off the the Steam Tug William C Daldy in Auckland New Zealand. A guy walking past on the wharf told me about your vessel. Thought I would check it out, its nice to see other steam vessels being looked after.
I was able to visit the Danny on Sat 29th of May with my old friends Dave and John Broomby, after following the progress of the project on the internet this visit put things into perspective and brought home to me the sheer challenge of this undertaking and proves that if it was not for people like those i was privilaged to speak with we would lose many gems of engineering and marine history Thank you one and all. Ivor Pollington, Wisbech, Cambs.
Hi great to see the good work that you are doing. If in New Zealand look us up www.tuglyttelton.co.nz |
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