By PA Sinclair
Our Shipping Correspondent on assignment in Port Hedland
It was all happening yesterday in Port Hedland.
If you think there are a good number of vessels in Gage Roads off Freo at any one time, have a look at this holding pattern of ships off Port Hedland just now!
Here’s a Marmaras Navigation vessel setting sail on a windy Saturday afternoon, from the Port of Port Hedland Harbour.
Followed by a tug returning to its haven off Finucane Island.
Editor’s comment: Nice shots, PA. May be busier there, but doesn’t look anywhere near as hot as in Freo!
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