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Photographer:
Phil English [ View profile ]
Added:
Jul 14, 2007
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1,951 x 1,344

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Outbound in the Thames Estuary 14/7/07.
23,217 gt, built 2001 Hyundai Mipo as "Marne" for OMI Corp., having been resold on the stocks by Andromeda, who were going to name her "Ruby Star"

Now operated by Scorship Tankers, a joint venture between German finance house Koenig and Italian shipowner Scorpio.

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Current name:
GREEN PLUS

Former name(s):

 -  Cpo Larisa Hestia (Until 2018 Oct)

 -  King Everest (Until 2016 Jun)

 -  Marne (Until 2006 Nov)

 -  Ruby Star (Until 2001 Sep)

Current flag:
Indonesia
Home port:
Belawan
Vessel Type:
Oil/chemical Tanker
Gross tonnage:
23,217 tons
Summer DWT:
37,229 tons
Length:
182.5 m
Beam:
27.3 m
Draught:
11.7 m

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Nice to see some contemporary ones from you Phil. The light can be very difficult down on that estuary too.
Regards
John J.

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Thanks John. In fact, it was quite a busy couple of hours on Saturday. However, most of my 'catch' were common ones which get posted here regularly.

Cheers
Phil

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Quite,
the Thames is pretty hard work these days... so many regulars when it is busy, and sometimes virtually nothing at all for hours on end before a 'regular' turns up and that's your lot.
I respect your restraint in not re-posting those regular visitors, something which many are guilty of. But then again with the search engine being such a slow, inadequate and cumbersome thing to use on this site a bit of leniency has to be allowed for.
There are some interesting arrivals, but you need to have all the time in the world to wait around for those lucky moments.
Ho hum!

John J.

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