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A day in the life of a Port Everglades harbor pilot
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A day in the life of a Port Everglades harbor pilot
Chiefy uses a rope ladder to climb aboard a container ship. [Ben Fallon] By Jim “Chiefy” Mathie | New Pelican Writer The day my ship came In . . . or as is the case of Port Everglades harbor pilot Ben Fallon, many ships. I spent the day recently with Fallon docking or undocking four cargo container ships and one asphalt ship, which is a tiny representation of the over 5,500 “ship calls” per year coming through Port Everglades. All ships inbound,…
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