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SAALETAL - IMO 6925707

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Photographer:
DEREK SANDS [ View profile ]
Title:
Saaletal
Photo Category:
Ro/ro
Added:
Apr 29, 2012
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Image Resolution:
1,365 x 1,026

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Built 1969 by Rickmers, Bremerhaven as "Thule" 994gt.
71 SAALETAL - 74 COTENTIN - 81 MIRANDA I - 86 CARIBE MERCHANT - 96 ROMANA I - 05 EL CAPITAIN - 06 ANGEL PEARL- 07 PRINCESS CAROL

* Scanned from a slide by the late Ron Hutchins*

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Current name:
PRINCESS CAROL

Former name(s):

 -  Angel Pearl (Until 2007 Jan)

 -  El Capitain (Until 2006 Jan)

 -  Romana I (Until 2005 Jan)

 -  Caribe Merchant (Until 1996 Oct)

 -  Miranda I (Until 1986)

 -  Cotentin (Until 1981)

 -  Saaletal (Until 1974)

 -  Thule (Until 1971)

Vessel Type:
Ro-ro Cargo
Gross tonnage:
3,659 tons
Summer DWT:
1,184 tons
Length:
96.8 m
Beam:
15.8 m
Draught:
4.15 m

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simonwp

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DEREK SANDS

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Hi Richard,

yes I liked these older roro's to had more character than today's

best regards
Derek

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Hi Derek,

Lovely photo... as she was a sister of the old St Magnus that ran to the Northern Isles it caught my eye. The Magnus had a tendency to lurch and wallow so they built a large water tank just between her funnels, it did the trick as after that she was as steady as a rock. They were nice looking ro-ro's indeed, thanks for posting!

Cheers
Richard

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Thanks Rick
for the info and reminding me of the passing years!

brgds
Derek

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40 years ago...gulp! Remember her well Del. Photo taken off Felixstowe with Cobbold's Point and RAF Bawdsey radio masts in the background.
Regards, Rick

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