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CSL TRAILBLAZER - IMO 7708857
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Photographer:Magogman [ View profile ]
Title:Csl Trailblazer
Photo Category:Bulkers Built 1971-1980
Added:Jun 22, 2008
Views:2,599
Image Resolution:2,048 x 1,536
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Stern view of the CSL Trailblazer approaching the San Francisco -Oakland Bay Bridge. May 17, 2008, San Francisco, California, U.S. Is that Tomas/Ghazten on top of the bridge? :-o
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Current name:CSL TRAILBLAZER
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Vessel Type:Self Discharging Bulk Carrier
Gross tonnage:18,241 tons
Summer DWT:26,608 tons
Photos:10 photos by 6 photographers
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General cargo ships built 1970-1979 (Over 3000gt) - 1 photos
Bulkers built 1971-1980 - 9 photos
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You will need to come to the U.S.= you can walk across the Golden Gate Bridge - now there is a place to take photos! And once a year the Mackinaw Bridge which is about 10 miles long is opened to pedestrians - it connects the Upper Peninsula of Michigan with the lower part of Michigan across the Straits of Mackinaw. When I took a ship ride under it 4 years ago there were people standing up way up on top of the tower of the bridge - could not believe that!
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1. part of it collapsed during the earthquake in San Fran and Oakland about 25 years ago
2. it is double decker - you go to Oakland on one deck; return to San Fran on the other deck.
One end of it comes onto a little island, the road goes into a tunnel and then there is another bridge the rest of the way across the bay to Oakland - comes in right in the middle of the Oakland container terminal, one of the busiest in the US. I rode over and back when I was in San Fran but could not find a good place to photo the container ships.
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