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Fitting out at FSG Flensburg. Built for Siem Shipmanagement for charter to Moby Lines. She is of the yard's "RoRo 4100" type of which six ships have already been delivered for various services in the Med.
The ship's name "Leevsten" comes from Low German and means "Dearest". It is reported to be chosen by FSG's shareholders & MD, dedicated to the yard's workforce and their loyalty during a recent crisis following the troubles in the wake of the late delivery of Irish Ferries' "W.B. Yeats".
Note Britanny Ferries' "Honfleur" in the background.
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Hasn't there been quite a number of VLCCs laid-up at Geltinger Bucht in the late 1970s?
Cheers
Jens
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An excellent photo, Oliver.
Cheers,
Jens
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