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SIR JOHN HUNTER - IMO 7328798

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Photographer:
Paul Strathdee [ View profile ]
Added:
Aug 1, 2007
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1,124 x 735

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In 1974/ 1975, the Lower Reaches of the Clyde were host to many laid up ships because of the deep water and Jim Gallacher has two excellent shots of UNIVERSE PORTUGAL when she laid up off Largs in 1975.
She was fully laden but laid up waiting work about the same time was SIR JOHN HUNTER, one of the series of 150000dwt ore/ oil carriers built on Tyne-side for various owners including the eventual ill fated LIVERPOOL BRIDGE/ DERBYSHIRE.
SIR JOHN HUNTER had a sister ship SIR ALEXANDER GLEN.

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Current name:
NAFSIKA M

Former name(s):

 -  Sam Hunt (Until 1991 Mar)

 -  El Caribe (Until 1989)

 -  El Caribe C. (Until 1988)

 -  Cast Kittiwake (Until 1983)

 -  Nordic Challenger (Until 1981 Mar)

 -  Sir John Hunter (Until 1979 Nov)

Current flag:
Cyprus
Home port:
Limassol
Vessel Type:
Bulk Carrier
Gross tonnage:
88,404 tons
Summer DWT:
162,458 tons
Length:
294.2 m
Beam:
44.3 m
Draught:
17.8 m

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Hi Paul
Thanks for your nice comment about the Universe Portugal shots, I just discovered it today as I was browsing your pictures of laidup tankers, I really like some of these older pictures.
Do you have any pictures of Shell Tankers?
Regards
Jim Gallacher

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Do you mean Shell in general or laid up on the Clyde? Have both and will look them out.

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Hi Paul
Both: I sailed with Shell between 1951 and 1956.
I was born in Paisley and emigrated to Canada in 1957.
Thanks for the fast response.
Jim

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person
No bother. I think you/ve already seen the LEPETA shot I took in Belfast in 1976.

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