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FOWAIRET - IMO 9152260
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Fowairet (Doha)(shorter -30m)
IMO:9152260
Call sign:A7EF
Gross tonnage:41788
Flag:Qatar
Year of build:1998
Arriving at Antwerp and turning to go backwards to the Europaterminal 14/02/2006
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You really have to compare photo's to see the difference.
http://www.shipspotting.com/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=83274&cid=4
rgds Stan
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Thanks that you like the pictures of this 'famous' containervessel.
The space between the letters S and C is now longer! :-D
Regards,
Frederik & Gerda
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And the painter thought :"I put the new A just in the middle betwee U and S"that's the easiest!
regards Geert(Zappa)
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Thanks again for this sulbime information about the repainting of the letter "A". ;-)
Regards,
Frederik & Gerda
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You can see where it happened!! Look at the distance between the letters !
30 meters is 2,5 40feet container!
greetz Geert(Zappa)
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Regards,
Frederik & Gerda
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I think she is the first ship, which was almost break down and was connected shorter.
Well, now she is famous!
Some ships have to break down to be famous:-).
Best regards,
Mark.
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Thanks for your nice comments on this picture.
It was great to see her arriving at Antwerp after her temporary repair. :-D
Regards,
Frederik & Gerda
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She still look very good!!!
Greetz Marie-Anne
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We appreciate your lovevely comments!
Greetz,
Freddy & Gerda
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