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HOLIDAY ISLAND - IMO 7041431

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Photographer:
K. Watson [ View profile ]
Captured:
Oct 16, 2008
Location:
Halifax, Canada
Added:
Oct 17, 2008
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846
Image Resolution:
1,616 x 1,386

Description:

Ferry H0LIDAY ISLAND in the floating drydock , Novadock at Halifax Shipyards,Halifax,Nova Scotia on 16th October 2008.
Note: This end must be the bow end (attached bullwark across the vehicle port used intransit to Halifax),but both ends appear identical with Voith Schnieder props,viz no bow,or stern?.
Latitude 44°40.251'N
Longitude 63°35.815'W
Type:Cargo Passenger ship
Built by Port Weller Dry Dock Co Ltd,St.Cathrines,Canada,1971.
Gross Tonnage: 3,037 tons. Net Tonnage: 1,593 tons.
Length:99m, Beam:20m,Depth 5.79m.
Machinery: Diesel(2) twin shafts.7,250BHP=15.0 knots.
Owner:Govt of Canada,Dept Transport.
Mngr:Northumberland Ferries Ltd.Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Flag: Canada Port: Charlottetown,P.E.Isld.
Call Sign: VGCY
© Capnken 2008.

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Current name:
HOLIDAY ISLAND
Current flag:
Canada
Home port:
Charlottetown
Vessel Type:
Ro-ro/passenger Ship
Gross tonnage:
3,037 tons
Summer DWT:
1,397 tons

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Mac Mackay

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Rudi Rabe

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Jarrod David

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J Stewart

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Bill

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Lynn

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Chris C.

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nsboats

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K. Watson

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Kyle Larabee

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KPRonald

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GRDN711

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TShift

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Great picture.I have been on her a few times but have never seen her out of the water.interesting angle.Thanks for posting.

Regards
Bill

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Hi Bill: Thanks for your nice comments,All the Best,Ken

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Very unusual angle; very good shot; when we see those boats sailing we do not always realize what is under the water line.
Thanks to share, Robert08

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Hi Robert: Thanks for your comments. Yes a different (fishy) sort of view.Cheers,Ken

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