Hello Angel A

Thanks for the info. It seems you know what you are talking about, you are the master or owner. Never mind nice to get your statementabout your vessel
Thanks
Andreas

Nice photo. About the back of the ship, the first time I saw the ship I got the same impression that it was broken. Because of that I checked the ship carefully and measured everything to make sure I was taking charge of a ship in good condition, not a broken one. We didn't find any problems: the Tank tops plates sit in straight lines from the bow to the back, as well as the deck and the cargo hatches. At the end a Surveyor found that for some reason, the sides in the middle are higher then tapper to the ends, while everythin else is built like it should be. That makes the illusion from outside that the ship is broken.
On the last drydock I checked the keel and the flat bottom and they are straight.
I found older photos of the ship when it was Blue Bill and older, and the same illusion takes place. Why a Naval Architect will come to such ugly solution, I do not know.
The ship for sure is not a beauty, on the other side, it is very economical, excellent accommodation and efficient.
Best Regards

Hello Frits

thanks for your comments, always like to see this old coasters never mind if the are ugly (Stella MarisII) or beauties (Pola 1, Great Lakes)

best regards
Andreas (now on the way to good old Europe)

Nice shot Andreas!!