The construction vehicle that has a "basket" on the top of a crane.I'm sure this is ignorant...but what's the cherry picker?
Ah! Thank you for answering my silly question.The construction vehicle that has a "basket" on the top of a crane.
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Probably doing some work on the dock and got too close to the edge. Or was being used to bring in/out the gangway from dock to ship.
They also use them to clean and paint the sides of the ship.The construction vehicle that has a "basket" on the top of a crane.
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Probably doing some work on the dock and got too close to the edge. Or was being used to bring in/out the gangway from dock to ship.
Thanks for the photos. I'll admit when I saw the original post I was expecting something much more extreme.
That happened to the Magic when I was on the Panama Canal cruise I'm surprised they issued any payment for it as apparently the response Captain Tom got when the dragged the ship on both side through the last lock after we didn't touch any of them ws "all ships touch the walls" The next two ports we were in they were grinding the rubber marks off the ship and repainting it. According to Captain phuket when he did his post crusi talk Captain Tom wanted to throw the Panama, Canal officials off the ship or it they did leave pretty quickly once the pilot boat pulled up though.Few years ago on a PC transit, we FELT the Wonder hitting the side of the locks - twiceLater on at a Q&A someone asked the captain about it - he said that we actually bumped into the wall FOUR Times. They (the Panama Canal Transit Authority) and some of the ships crew did a quick check of the damage - and it was fine and we proceeded to Puerta Vallarta. Our friends had an excursion there where they left by boat and the could see that the side of the ship was really scratched up. When they returned a few hours later - a fresh coat of paint had been applied and it looked brand spanking new.
Begs the question... who picks the cherry picker?