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Happy Dynamic - IMO 9551973

Image Copyright © Owen Foley

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Photographer:

Owen Foley [ View profile ]

Captured:

Mar 15, 2023

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Location:

Port Phillip Bay, Australia

Photo Category:

Heavy Lift Vessels

Added:

Mar 18, 2023

Views:

63

Image Resolution:

5,280 x 3,548

Description:

Happy Dynamic entering Port Phillip Bay

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Builder:

Zhejiang Ouhua Shipbuilding - Zhoushan, China

Manager:

Biglift Shipping - Amsterdam, Netherlands

Owner:

Biglift Shipping - Amsterdam, Netherlands

Class society:

Lloyd's Shipping Register

Vessel Type:

General Cargo

Gross tonnage:

14,784 tons

Summer DWT:

18,043 tons

Length:

157 m

Beam:

26 m

Draught:

7.8 m

Photos:

73 photos by 27 photographers

Last known position:

32°55’8.09” S, 151°46’7.51” E

Status:

Underway

Speed, course (heading):

0kts, 207.9° (1°)

Destination:

- Location:

Auntl

- Arrival:

26th Mar 2024 / 08:15:00 UTC

Last update:

5 minutes ago

Source:

AIS (ShipXplorer)

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Another great photo of course. The confused water behind is not dissimilar to a stretch of water on the northern side of St Brides Bay near me, affectionately known locally as "The Bitches" which supposedly derives its name from at least 1909, when a steamer was holed on the rock but managed to beach before she sank.

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