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I think it is S-81 Isaac Peral 2005, in service 30. November 2023
S-82 Narciso Monturiol 2007, planned2024
The last 2 were planned in 2026 and 2028
Rgds. Juergen
S-82 Narciso Monturiol 2007, planned2024
The last 2 were planned in 2026 and 2028
Rgds. Juergen
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And also Naviera Murueta
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It looks like the Spanish Murueta yard has entered shipowning as well. She is the third of a series of 5 ships.
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The lead-ship in a series of four identical sisters, coming from the Chinese Shanhaiguan yard, all to be delivered 2024.
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At Brazil season = festival of ships !!
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Cheers MattB.
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Cheers Ian. She was attached to a barge (MORMAEN 15) heavily loaded with boulders. (Pic to follow if I can)
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Thank you Malcolm my pleasure to help out a fellow member.
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Many thanks Ian, IMO now corrected
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Very nice sight!
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Thanks Geir. I marvel a lot at your drone images as well.
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Congratulations Marc ! I always spend a good time looking at your photos.
Keep them coming.
Regards,
Yvon
Keep them coming.
Regards,
Yvon
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Thanks.
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Every day I feature one ship with 3-4 photos to show it under different angles all taken in very good light. Since I travelled a lot to other locations from 2005 to 2018 during my digital imagery period. . These locations include Vancouver, Terneuzen, Rotterdam, Norfolk VA, New York, Philadelphia and the like.
That triangular funnel in the corner is an interesting design feature of that huge accommodation block.
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