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LYNTON GRANGE - IMO 7366087

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Photographer:
Paul Strathdee [ View profile ]
Title:
Lynton Grange
Photo Category:
Bulkers Built 1971-1980
Added:
Aug 1, 2007
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Image Resolution:
999 x 668

Description:

LYNTON GRANGE was a bulker built at Sunderland in 1976 for Houlder Bros.
This was taken in July 1977 as she left Glasgow after discharging a grain cargo.
With reference to the following comments, I belive she was scrapped in 2000.

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Current name:
CHIOS CHARM

Former name(s):

 -  Northern Cherry (Until 1990 Feb)

 -  Lynton Grange (Until 1982)

IMO:
7366087
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1976
Builder:
A&p Group - Sunderland, U.k.
Vessel Type:
Bulk Carrier
Gross tonnage:
14,873 tons
Summer DWT:
26,541 tons
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6 photos by 4 photographers

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Bulkers built 1971-1980 - 6 photos

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Rogerio Cordeiro

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Paul Strathdee

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Arnes

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Paul, built 1976, 15,903 GRT motor ship single screw, service speed 15 knots. Sold `1982 and renamed NORTHERN CHERRY,sold again 1990 renamed CHIOS CHARM.
Regards,
Alastair

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person
Thanks indeed, Alastair. Great if she/s still sailing.

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Paul, She's no longer listed on Equasis under any of her names so I fear she's no longer with us. Shame, nice looking ship.
Regards,
Alastair

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One of the "B26T Class - Quite successful, were Lakes fitted and unusually for modern bulkers had no bulbous bow. Why oh why did Houlder's use that awful Lime Green on the superstructure. Done the same to the collier "OSWESTRY GRANGE" - Reminds me of an hospital ward :roll:

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Yes, it was a bit off. Something like the pale blue Reardon Smith applied to some of their bulkers.

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Oh yes, the "Reardon Blue" :-o Heard it was a cheap job lot bought in a Cardiff back street :-D

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Paul, She's no longer listed on Equasis under any of her names so I fear she's no longer with us. Shame, nice looking ship.
Regards,
Alastair

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