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CAPETAN MANOLIS - IMO 6911067

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Photographer:
Malcolm Cranfield [ View profile ]
Captured:
May 21, 1971
Photo Category:
Sd 14's
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May 21, 2021
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Image Resolution:
3,979 x 2,590

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CAPETAN MANOLIS, one of the earliest SD14's, is seen passing Portishead, outbound from Avonmouth exactly fifty years ago today, on Friday 21st May 1971, following discharge of a cargo of grain from New Orleans.

Built by Bartram & Sons at Sunderland in 1969 for A.Alafouzos of Piraeus, she was sold to India in 1978 and renamed VARUNA KACHHAPI.

Lloyd's Voyage Record of December 1984 reports that she anchored off Mormugao from 23.1.84 after a troubled three month voyage from South America. She eventually sailed from Mormugao on 18.5.85 for Bombay (Mumbai) where she was laid up. Scrapping, which commenced locally from 6.7.88, was for some reason undertaken only gradually, finishing only in 2003.

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Current name:
VARUNA KACHHAPI

Former name(s):

 -  Kapetan Manolis (Until 1978)

Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
9,083 tons
Summer DWT:
15,291 tons

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Thanks Patrick, now corrected - the words "fully laden" had referred to my previous posting of a photo of AJAX which had unusually loaded cargo at Avonmouth, something Blue Funnel did for a couple of years, I recall due to problems being encountered at Birkenhead.

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Looks in ballast to me Malcolm?

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