SURFACE

So it begins

As the Harvey S Mudd steamed over the horizon on that pleasant May morning in 1966, Captain Geoff Monks realised it was the largest ship he had ever seen.

Noel Dyson
The Harvey S Mudd.

The Harvey S Mudd.

It would also be the largest ship the former master of a State Ships coaster that used to ply the western seaboard had ever tried to bring into Port Hedland. At 35,000 tonnes deadweight the Harvey S...

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