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CAP SAN DIEGO - IMO 5060794

© Jens Boldt

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Photographer:

Jens Boldt [ View profile ]

Captured:

Jul 13, 2014

Title:

Location:

Hamburg, Germany

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Added:

Jul 13, 2014

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2,033

Image Resolution:

1,680 x 1,108

Description:

CAP SAN DIEGO on the river Elbe, seen from Bubendey Ufer, Hamburg, 13.07.2014

Current name:

Former name(s):

- Sangria (Until 1986 Oct)

- San Diego (Until 1986)

- Cap San Diego (Until 1982)

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Home port:

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Build year:

Builder:

Hdw Hamburg - Hamburg, Germany

Manager:

Ms Cap San Diego Betriebsgesellschaft Mbh - Hamburg, Germany

Owner:

Stiftung Hamburger Admiralitat - Hamburg, Germany

Class society:

Vessel Type:

General Cargo

Gross tonnage:

9,998 tons

Summer DWT:

10,017 tons

Length:

159.4 m

Beam:

21.4 m

Draught:

6.5 m

Photos:

434 photos by 122 photographers

Last known position:

53°32’35.5” N, 9°58’34.39” E

Status:

Speed, course (heading):

0kts, 0.0° (299°)

Destination:

- Location:

Hamburg

- Arrival:

20th Sep 2024 / 20:00:31 UTC

Last update:

15 minutes ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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Niels, sometimes you should have taken a break from high calibre, semi-professionel in-depth maritime analysis and documentation while being onboard. You could have had fun and enjoyed the ship!:-D

When I wrote "sightseeing" I actually meant "Schiffsbesichtigung" which would be a bit more laborious for a landlubber like me than just sightseeing. But I couldn't think of an appropriate English expression.

Humorous regards
Jens :-)

person

Jens, - apparently you have the opinion that I am "sightseeing" when I am onboard ships like CSD and Rickmer Rickmers. Quite wrong, my friend. Actually it is high calibre, semi-professionel in-depth maritime analysis and documentation.

BR Niels
PS: - please keep uploading your excellent "sightseeing-photos"! ;-)

person

Thank you all for your kind comments. Well, I never would have thought that she's still getting so much attention (i. e. photo-wise, I think I've added shot no. 251 and 252 here on Shipspotting).

@Niels: It's such a typical thing, I live here at Hamburg, I see her frequently at Überseebrücke or on the Elbe, but I've only been aboard once - years ago. And the reason back then was not sightseeing, but a big party with lots of booze:-))

person

Very nice foto of a grand old timer. A real beauty...!

person

Marvelous ship. Marvelous shot Jens.
I'm glad I looked up her web site - which translates
http://www.capsandiego.de/

person

Thank you, Jens, for this nice shot of a wonderful ship, actually my favourite ship. Made a trip with her to Cuxhaven a couple of years ago. Really an "open ship" concept. The bridge was crowded with passengers, and the engine room was also "open" during the whole trip. A fantastic experience to be close to a working 10000 HP working MAN-DIESEL. Last week a visit on her with a grandson. He made the whole walk in the propeller shaft tunnel. Have you ever done that ? :-)
Niels

person

Very nice shot Jens! a pleasure to see her sailing :)

person

Thank god we have saved this merchantman,so those that follow may see the handsome vessels that preceeded the boxboat! mrdot.

person

Marinko, thank you!:-)

person

Excellent!

person

Thank you Netty:-)

Yes, she's real eye candy, every time!

person

Great shot Jens!...Beautiful ship!

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