FINNMARKEN - IMO 9231951
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Bob Prins on Mar 23, 2010 04:32 (7 years ago) | |
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I was asked what the FINNMARKEN was doing in Western Australia.
Here is an explanation:- "[i]Hurtigruten is saying farewell to FINNMARKEN -- at least for a year and a half. The expedition line has signed off on an 18-month charter, with an option for an 18-month extension. The 15,530-ton, 639-passenger ship is being chartered to Boskalis Australia Pty Limited, a global provider of dredging and maritime infrastructure services. FINNMARKEN will provide marine construction support (carry supplies) on the Gorgon project in Western Australia, which involves the development of a natural gas plant[/i]". [Source:- http://www.cruisecritic.com/news/news.cfm?ID=3519] This probably also explains why she does not sport the usual Hurtigruten hull colours. Bob |
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