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A Bracing Walk

Snow, ice, sub-zero temperatures, sea state rough, wind northeast 5 to 7, increasing gale 8 at times. It’s reasonable to say that this was a bracing walk. If only the government hadn’t given Serco £22 billion pounds for a track and trace system that doesn’t work, there might be some money to pay to gritContinue reading “A Bracing Walk”

Posted byanon_for_nowFebruary 9, 2021Posted inShips, skyTags:Emden, MSC Lausanne, Port of Davisville, Swift Ace

Klaipeda to Puerto Rico

The oil/chemical tanker Elaia at position 50° 35′ 10.968″ N, 0° 22′ 3.288″ E. On its way to the Port of Puerto Rico in the Canary Islands. It departed from Klaipeda, Latvia on the 6 January 2021 at 03.35 LT (UTC + 2). The Grande Abidjan, Ro-Ro cargo. On its way to the Port ofContinue reading “Klaipeda to Puerto Rico”

Posted byanon_for_nowJanuary 10, 2021January 10, 2021Posted inShips, skyTags:Canary Islands, Elaia, Klaipeda, sky
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