@ tvtech, yes it was a nice engine compartments and it's always sad when there is no more work to the proper functioning ship,

@ holedrille, I suppose your text is aimed at my picture of the wheelhouse, concerning the equipment it is something that will be agreed between the shipowner and Fornaes, food is always residual.

Thank you both for your comments.
Best regards
Bendt

@holedriller
if you refer to the wheel on the right it is not for steering the ship it is for reversing the engine manually from ahead to astern when the automatic is out of order.

Wow! A ship with a real wheel instead of a series of buttons or a joystick. What is more the helmsman had to stand up to operate it, thus ensuring he did not fall asleep!
On a more serious note, most shots of the bridges of scrapyard ships show easily removable equipment, even bags of onions in this one. Don't the owners clear them out of useful gear before the last voyage?
Holedriller

The engine is so clean you can eat off it. It seems a shame to scrap a ship that is so well looked after..

Makes me sad.