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IVORY - IMO 5031078
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Entering Piareus port, 1/22/2008
I'm sure it's been a lot of time since the last maintainance. Her anchors are missing, the engines are not working and there was two tug boats that helped her to settle in the port.
flag: Greece or Cyprus
gross tonnage: 12,609 tons
length: 159.9 m
beam: 21.20 m,
speed: 16.5 knots
built: 1957/2000
capacity: 701 passengers, 280 crew members
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Former name(s):
- Ivory (Until 2010 Jan)
- Aegean Two (Until 2008 Jan)
- Ivory (Until 2007 Mar)
- The Ausonia (Until 2006 Jun)
- Ausonia (Until 2006 May)
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She was actually in extensive service this past summer, as AEGEAN TWO (didn't know she reverted to IVORY, so thanks for that!). She's in winter layup right now. The fact that she's missing her anchors and is being moved around by tugs might suggest she is undergoing some kind of maintenance at the moment. I certainly hope so, 'cause that might mean that we will see her back next summer! :-)
The fact that her name has reverted to the old IVORY does suggest though that she won't be sailing for Golden Star cruises again...
A long story, but this is one of my favo oldie ships!
Brgds.
Ralph
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