Posted on February 16, 2021
CHATHAM 02/10/21 Dredge crew member Rich Randall heads towards a booster pump set up along Harding’s Beach which will help push the dredge material to Cockle Cove Beach as the Barnstable County dredge is on station at the entrance to Stage Harbor in Chatham where it will begin dredging the channel. Steve Heaslip/Cape Cod Times
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CHATHAM 02/10/21 Jason Bevis tugs dredge piping into the water at Harding’s Beach as the Barnstable County dredge is on station at the entrance to Stage Harbor in Chatham where it will begin dredging the channel and piping the sand about two miles west to Cockle Cove Beach. Steve Heaslip/Cape Cod Times
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CHATHAM 02/10/21 Dredge crew members tow piping off Harding’s Beach to the Barnstable County dredge on station at the entrance to Stage Harbor in Chatham where it will begin dredging the channel and piping the sand about two miles west to Cockle Cove Beach. Steve Heaslip/Cape Cod Times
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CHATHAM 02/10/21 The Barnstable County dredge is on station at the entrance to Stage Harbor in Chatham where it will begin dredging the channel and piping the sand about two miles west to Cockle Cove Beach. Steve Heaslip/Cape Cod Times
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CHATHAM 02/10/21 Excavator operator Jason Bevis works his way down Harding’s Beach towing piping as the Barnstable County dredge is on station at the entrance to Stage Harbor in Chatham where it will begin dredging the channel and piping the sand about two miles west to Cockle Cove Beach. Steve Heaslip/Cape Cod Times
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CHATHAM 02/10/21 The Barnstable County dredge is on station at the entrance to Stage Harbor, in this view looking east, in Chatham where it will begin dredging the channel and piping the sand about two miles west to Cockle Cove Beach. Steve Heaslip/Cape Cod Times
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