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Hosted by Joanne Rideout · EN-US · 10 episodes
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All Things Maritime ...with Joanne Rideout
Joanne Rideout hosts The Ship Report, a society show with 10 episodes published.
Today we’ll talk about the approach of autumn, shorter days and the different kinds of twilight we experience as the sun rises and sets. The post Some seasonal and navigational astronomy as the days get shorter app
Today we’ll take a look at the Crystal Symphony, a luxury cruise ship that will be in Astoria on Wednesday. She’s just begun a 39 day cruise that started earlier this week in Vancouver, BC, that will take her
Today, a look at who’s coming and going on the river, and since we frequently see ships arriving from Vancouver. BC, going to Vancouver, WA, I thought it would be fun to talk about how these namesake cities got the
Today I’d like to answer this question from another angle, after seeing someone post a photo of a calm Columbia River Bar on a recent day, from the perspective of being out there on the water in that area in a smal
Today we’ll talk more about how tides change all the time here, and affect us on both the river and ocean beaches. And how this information is practical to know as we go about our daily lives, even if we never go n
Today, we take a look at the strain vessels are under in the work they do. And how weather can push things to the breaking point, causing lines and wires to “part” or break, with sometimes catastrophic result
Today we’ll talk about a useful guideline for navigating in heavily tidal waters like the Columbia. It’s called the Rule of 12ths. The Rule of 12ths divides the tidal cycle into segments, and shows when the m
Today we’ll look at today’s abundant ship schedule, and also take a look at this week’s tides, which feature pretty big tidal swings between high and low tide. This can be an issue for people on the riv
While ship traffic may seem slow some days on the lower river near the Columbia’s mouth, there’s plenty happening upriver near busy ports, and inland as far as Idaho. We’ll talk about upriver traffic on
A listener sent me an interesting question this week: asking why pilot transfers happen while ships are moving, because the process seems unsafe. Today I’ll talk about why this practice remains the best and safest
The National Weather Service warns us this week to expect wildfire smoke on the coast, thanks to a change in wind direction. We’ll talk about current air quality readings around the region, and what to expect. Imag
The Buoy 10 fishing season is in full swing here on the lower Columbia, and I thought I would share my happy observations on our local docks yesterday afternoon. Also a few things to think about if you are going out here
On Saturday, August 1, we’ll see a big influx of small fishing boats on the Columbia River off Astoria, Warrenton and Hammond. The beginning of August marks the start of an annual ritual, when the Buoy 10 fishery o
We haven’t looked at ship schedules lately, so let’s see who’s coming and going on the river today. The post A look at today’s ship schedule appeared first on The Ship Report .
Today we’ll take a look at a ship that was recently in the Columbia River: the USCGC Healy, a Coast Guard icebreaker. She ran into serious mechanical issues during sea trials in the Strait of Juan De Fuca, and was
Glad to be back from a recent week off, with the answer to a listener question, and a little about “how I spent my summer vacation” with a bit about my beloved boat. The post Answering a listener question abo
This week I’m taking a little much needed time off, so we’ll be hearing a bit from the Ship Report archives, a really interesting interview i did with Columbia River Bar Pilot Captain Robert Johnson, sometime
This week I’m taking a little much needed time off, so we’ll be hearing a bit from the Ship Report archives, a really interesting interview i did with Columbia River Bar Pilot Captain Robert Johnson, sometime
This week I’m taking a little much needed time off, so we’ll be hearing a bit from the Ship Report archives, a really interesting interview i did with Columbia River Bar Pilot Captain Robert Johnson, sometime
This week I’m taking a little much needed time off, so we’ll be hearing a bit from the Ship Report archives, a really interesting interview i did with Columbia River Bar Pilot Captain Robert Johnson, sometime
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