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Norfolk and Suffolk s longstanding lorry driver shortage | East Anglian Daily Times
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Ingram Christens First New-Build Towboat In 40 Years - The Waterways Journal
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Ingram Adds Two New Towboats to Its Fleet
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(Photo: Ingram Marine Group)
U.S.-based inland waterways shipping company Ingram Marine Group on Wednesday held a ceremony to christen the Adrienne M. Moore and honor of the soon-to-be-completed Tom Cornwell. The sister towboats are the first of 10 vessels that Cenac Marine and Main Iron are under contract to build for Ingram Marine.
The twin-screw 78’x32’x10’ vessels are designed by Main Iron Works, Ingram Marine Group and Ashraf Degedy PE. Each is powered by Caterpillar C32 Tier 3 rated main engines (Adrienne M. Moore s are rated at 800hp each, and Tom Cornwell s are 1000hp each) with John Deere 99kw Northern Lights C series generators. The newbuilds are fitted with Michigan special propellers, furnished by Houma Machine and Propeller (Adrienne M. Moore s propellers are 76”x62”, and Tom Cornwell s are 76”x68”).
Tom and Emma have been on quite a journey over the last year.
Between them, they managed to lose six stone through attending the Wisbech Slimming World group.
And to keep fit and healthy, they’ve previously been walking between 50 and 60 miles a month.
For their January fundraiser, they increased the number of miles to 100.
Tom and Emma Cornwell ended up walking 120 miles and raising £700 for Dementia UK. Their goal was to raise £100.
- Credit: Tom Cornwell
Tom said: “The sheer number of miles made it such a challenge.
“It got to a stage where the weather was bad, and we really had to push ourselves to go outside and do it.