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BRUNHILDE SALAMON - IMO 9226994
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Photographer:Marie-Anne [ View profile ]
Title:Brunhilde Salamon
Photo Category:Bulkers Built 2001-2010
Added:Jan 24, 2008
Views:684
Image Resolution:2,040 x 1,458
Description:
Brunhilde Salamon infront of Berendrechtlock. 4 tugs are pulling her in the right direction to enter the lock (20-01-2008).
imo: 9226994
build: 2001
flag: Marshall Islands
ex-name:
Lake Camellia
Vessel
particulars
Current name:BRUNHILDE SALAMON
Former name(s):
- Brunhilde Salomon (Until 2005 Mar 18)
- Lake Camellia (Until 2005 Jan)
Current flag:Marshall Islands
Vessel Type:Bulk Carrier
Gross tonnage:39,126 tons
Summer DWT:75,940 tons
Length:225 m
Beam:32 m
Draught:14 m
AIS Position
of this ship
Last known position:22°30’2.67” N, 114°46’11.41” E
Status:
Speed, course (heading):7kts, 264.7° (262°)
Destination:
- Location:Jt
- Arrival:17th Apr 2024 / 03:00:13 UTC
Last update:2 days ago
Source:AIS (ShipXplorer)
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Excellent composition with the 3 tugs that her gave assistance to the lock in the rough water.
We like also your 2 other shots of this heave loaded looking bulker.
Greetz,
Gerda & Freddy :-D
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She sure was a well loaded one!
It's always great to see one like these entering the locks.
Thanks for your kind comment Frederik and Gerda.
Greetz,
Marie-Anne 8-)
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nice composition with the URS-fleet - well done. Thanks for sharing. No comment from me about the weather - we get what we get - and that is ok.
Regards,
Michael
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You are right about the weather.
As long as the ships are great, i won't complain.
The tugs where doing a great job getting her into the locks.
Greetz,
Marie-Anne
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