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Photographer:
Malcolm Cranfield [ View profile ]
Title:
Milo
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Oct 29, 2023
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2,417 x 1,846

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Bristol Steam Navigation's 1953 Charles Hill built coaster MILO had sailed from Avonmouth on 29th October 1963 following discharge of a cargo of potash from Bremen. Here, she is seen at Swansea on 14th March 1969.

Later: 1969 SAINT ANGUS - 75 LADY MARIA (Maldive)

LADY MARIA was wrecked on the Somalia coast on 18.8.76

Scanned from a slide in my collection by the late John Wiltshire

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Current name:
LADY MARIA

Former name(s):

 -  Saint Angus (Until 1975)

 -  Milo (Until 1969)

Status:
Dead
Build year:
1953
Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
991 tons
Summer DWT:
1,359 tons

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General cargo ships built 1950-1959 (Under 3000gt) - 6 photos

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Chris Howell

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Two crew members are probably waiting on the forecastle for port maneuvers and mooring operations. There are no prepared mooring lines visible, so perhaps the ship is already on its way to leave the port. In such a case, the men on the forecastle are ready to drop anchor in an emergency, at the captain's command.
What were these two men doing there and who were they? We will probably never find out.

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person
Ahead of it's time the design of her superstructure!
Is that a some windshield those 2 crewmen standing behind at the forecastle?

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The slightly strange, but probably even more beautiful shape of the ship's superstructure proves that in the past, real masters - naval architects - participated in the creation of the project. Nowadays, we also talk about ship architecture, but I have great doubts whether the designers of almost identical-looking container ships, bulk carriers or small coasters can be called masters - artists...
I am even more glad that we can still see such curiosities on this website from time to time. Thank you for sharing.

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