For the Costie's here, and others interested

The Cornell breaking ice up on the Roundout http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iDgI3Ymx_w&feature=player_embedded

It was the CORNELL but she isn't a USCG icebreaking tug. She's doing commercial icebreaking.

OK - My bad, I thought she was a USCG Vessel (the site I got it from listed it as such)

I know you used to work on the breakers here in NYC "The 6th Boro" - LOT of ice on the river right now, but not quite in need of breaking this far down (Have NOT checked Flushing Bay - you know how THAT is)

Been COLD up in the Catskills - Single digits, so I can imagine the ice up there

Ah - went to the site I got the link to the video from - and I see my mistake - The started the series of photos with a picture of the USCGC MORRO BAY (WTGB 106)(taken from MV Cornell), and I just assumed the rest were of the same ship

Edit:
Went looking for some info on the Cornell - Interesting

http://www.tugboatcornell.com/

She's over 60 years old

More Icebreaking

http://www.mudvillegazette.com/033163.html