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GREUNDIEK - IMO 5136139

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Photographer:
Robert J Smith [ View profile ]
Title:
Greundiek
Photo Category:
General Cargo Ships Built 1940-1949 (under 3000gt)
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Feb 17, 2013
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Seen on the Norfolk Broads en-route to Norwich on the 17th August 1969
Flag: West Germany
Built: 1948
Grt: 363

Built as JUTLAND, renamed WESTERSCHELDE '53, GREUNDIEK '61, DIAN '74, STUWADOOR '77 (converted to crane ship '80), CHALLENGER '82

Apologies for poor quality but only one under this name.

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5136139
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7 photos by 4 photographers

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General cargo ships built 1940-1949 (Under 3000gt) - 7 photos

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Stan Muller

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Frits Olinga

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Robert J Smith

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Tom van der Elst

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person
Great photo Bob. Never got to see any ships in Norwich myself but Everards still had ships trading there in the 1980s when I worked for them, plus Bowker & King had coastal tankers going to Oulton Broad.

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person
Wow, never thought a dodgy photo like this would generate so much interest. I should have a few more actually taken in Norwich somewhere if I can find them. Only vessel up there now (or was a couple of years ago) is an old patrol boat (German I think) that was used by a local group.

Regards

Bob

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person
There are some port scenes in the movie hosted here
http://www.eafa.org.uk/catalogue/306

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http://norlink.norfolk.gov.uk/02_Catalogue/02_013_PictureTitleInformation.aspx?rcn=NP00015277&&displayType=2

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person
Hello Ropbert
I think they stopped going up to Norwich in the early 80's 80'S

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Yes Norwich was once a busy coaster port.
I have seen coasters there myself in the early 70's.

This site may be of interest
http://joemasonspage.wordpress.com/2011/11/28/the-port-of-norwich/

rgds

Derek

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Good heavens, did they get all the way up to Norwich? It must be 40 kms up a winding river, surely too far to get on one tide. So did they take the ground and wait for the next one? What was the largest ship to trade up to Norwich?
Holedriller

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What a treat to see a vessel underway on the way to port of Norwich. Thanks for posting.

rgds

Derek

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