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MCL ALGER - IMO 9195913
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Photographer:Watch1Foy2 [ View profile ]
Title:Mcl Alger
Photo Category:General Cargo Ships Built 2000-2010 (over 3000gt)
Added:Aug 21, 2008
Views:953
Image Resolution:3,000 x 2,255
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Leaving South Harbour [b]Port Of Blyth[/b] UK 22/07/08 bound for Mostaganem Algeria
Ship Name MCL ALGER Shiptype General Cargo Ship
Year of Build 2002 LR/IMO Ship No. 9195913
Gross Tonnage 3,660 Deadweight 5,762
MMSI No. 305317000 Call Sign V2DR7
Status In Service/Commission Flag Antigua & Barbuda
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Last known position:51°43’9.83” N, 2°19’39.9” E
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Speed, course (heading):11.2kts, 222.4° (223°)
Destination:
- Location:Gr Qkg
- Arrival:11th May 2024 / 16:00:49 UTC
Last update:18 minutes ago
Source:AIS (ShipXplorer)
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Nice day for it - we don't see too many blue skies these days :-?
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Steve Ellwood
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No............ that photo was taken on a lovely warm July night about half 7, (We've def seen the last of those this year ) :-(
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M
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Well at least we seem to have lost the fog and mist - it was really bad when i ventured up to Scotland at te end of July!
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Steve Ellwood
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You never get thro to Blyth ???
Not a lot going on at the mo so I know it'll be hard catching something to Photograph
:-( :-(
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M
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Been busy at work so haven't been through to Blyth for ages - I noticed that there was a two week period in July when there seemed to be no movements - thought you must all be on holiday :lol:
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Steve Ellwood
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Seeing those coal ships lying at anchor at the Tyne waiting for a berth, when our berth is empty is breaking my heart :-(
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