At anchor at the mouth of Belfast Lough

Wilson

On Sun, 25 Dec 2011 20:15:57 -0000, "Wilson Adams"
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At anchor at the mouth of Belfast Lough

Wilson

Great shots, nice to see you posting here again. Thanks for the shots.

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On Sun, 25 Dec 2011 20:15:57 -0000, "Wilson Adams"
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At anchor at the mouth of Belfast Lough

Wilson

Great shots, nice to see you posting here again. Thanks for the shots.


Thanks Joevan

I have a few more on the h/drive to sort out and upload soon.

Happy New Year

Wilson

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At anchor at the mouth of Belfast Lough

Nice to see you back Wilson.
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Bouler (The Netherlands)

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At anchor at the mouth of Belfast Lough

Nice to see you back Wilson.
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Bouler (The Netherlands)

Thanks Bouler

Happy New Year

Wilson

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Nice to see you back Wilson.
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Bouler (The Netherlands)

Thanks Bouler

Happy New Year

Wilson

Same to you Wilson.
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Bouler (The Netherlands)

Two weeks ago the Genmar Companion had been en route from Rotterdam to New
York when the captain reported a suspected crack in the hull.

The tanker, which is carrying a 54,000-tonne load of vacuum gas oil, was
halted 25 miles off Tory Island (County Donegal) before rerouting to Belfast
where repair work is to take place.

The tanker was able to make its own way using its own power and is anchored
off the Copeland Islands (mouth of Belfast Lough) in relatively sheltered
waters. There is apparently no undue concern for the safety of the vessel or
its cargo.

The ship is currenly awaiting the arrival of another tanker to which it will
offload its cargo before entering Belfast for repair.

regards,

Brendan

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Two weeks ago the Genmar Companion had been en route from Rotterdam to New
York when the captain reported a suspected crack in the hull.

The tanker, which is carrying a 54,000-tonne load of vacuum gas oil, was
halted 25 miles off Tory Island (County Donegal) before rerouting to
Belfast where repair work is to take place.

The tanker was able to make its own way using its own power and is
anchored off the Copeland Islands (mouth of Belfast Lough) in relatively
sheltered waters. There is apparently no undue concern for the safety of
the vessel or its cargo.

The ship is currenly awaiting the arrival of another tanker to which it
will offload its cargo before entering Belfast for repair.

regards,

Brendan

Thanks Brendan for the info.
I had heard about a vessel getting into trouble off Tory Island, but didn't
relaise it was the "GENMAR COMPANION".

Wilson

"Wilson Adams" wrote in message
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"Brendan" wrote in message
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Two weeks ago the Genmar Companion had been en route from Rotterdam to
New York when the captain reported a suspected crack in the hull.

The tanker, which is carrying a 54,000-tonne load of vacuum gas oil, was
halted 25 miles off Tory Island (County Donegal) before rerouting to
Belfast where repair work is to take place.

The tanker was able to make its own way using its own power and is
anchored off the Copeland Islands (mouth of Belfast Lough) in relatively
sheltered waters. There is apparently no undue concern for the safety of
the vessel or its cargo.

The ship is currenly awaiting the arrival of another tanker to which it
will offload its cargo before entering Belfast for repair.

regards,

Brendan

Thanks Brendan for the info.
I had heard about a vessel getting into trouble off Tory Island, but
didn't
relaise it was the "GENMAR COMPANION".

Wilson


Happy New Year, Wilson.

BW Seine has arrived at the Copelands to lighten the Genmar Companion.

Regards,

Brendan