Hi Jens,
Thanks for the compliment and link. Great that you too have such a kind of photo. Also a nice one.
Best regards,
Ria

Stantheman,
You asked where the anchors are... Perhaps behind the hatches? Who can tell me?
Best regards,
Ria

3X
Thanks for your interesting information for Denis. We all get wiser in this way.
Regards,
Ria

Hi Ria, that's a nice one! Marietje Deborah seems to set value on strong family ties...:-) Seen here with Marietje Benita (which later left the family to become Eidsvaag Sirius):http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=581030

brgds,
Jens

Where are their anchors?

To Denis
this small cabins are not concerned to cargo on deck but are used during mooring operation as roof and for passage down/upstears (the ship has mooring equipment below deck), smart post for chief mate !

You are very smart Denis! I never should have seen it, unless I look for every imo-number at Equasis....
Anyway, I like these ships because of the colour. It makes them ladylike.
Have a nice day,
Ria

It's even more tricky that both ships with the same name have similar hull color, I was up to thinking that it's the same ship but refitted. xD
Anyway, I like how they combined mast and funnel/pipe.

Regards,
Denis

Hello Richard,
Thanks for stopping by and your information about this ship. Only I'm not able to change the information of the site itself, sorry.
Thank you for answering Denis' question. I appreciate it.
Best regards,
Ria

Hello Denis,
Thank you for the comments and correct IMO. I changed it right away. It's a bit tricky as I have seen 2 MARIETJE DEBORAHS in Equasis and I believe there are more photos of this ship that have a wrong imo-number here at ShipSpotting.

I'm glad that Richard answered your question about the "small cabins". I certainly didn't know.
Kind regards,
Ria

On this shot MARIETJE DEBORAH's correct IMO is 9481594.

MARIETJE ANDREA: IMO 9361134

There are some mistakes in the info the ships are from danser en van gent captain owners .

the wheelhouse in the front are when they have obstructing cargo on deck.

The ships are designed by them self 3 of a kind for now.

Are those small cabins on forecastles in case of deck cargo obstructing the view from the wheelhouse?
Used to see them usually on masts.