It has been a very quiet start to October as far as seeing any new ships is concerned. Despite working on the banks of the Mersey for the majority of the week I have only seen four new vessels and three of these were on Tuesday.
Driving into work on Tuesday I saw the General Cargo Ship Cielo Di Vancouver (IMO 9225249, GT 27828, 2002) together with Chemical / Oil Product Tanker Argent Iris (IMO 9459280, GT 20334, 2011) and Philippines registered Chemical Tanker As Omaria (IMO 9363819, GT 11570, 2007).
Driving home yesterday I saw the Offshore Support Vessel Seabed Worker (IMO 9533244, GT 3923, 2009) in the main Seaforth terminal.
Today it is overcast with a concrete grey sky that stretches from horizon to horizon, there is a light mist across the river and I heard driving in to work that heavy rain is expected later this afternoon.
So far I have seen a number of vessels but nothing new, checking AIS for Liverpool Bay and beyond I cannot see any new ships enroute that have a chance of making it to Liverpool today.
Driving into work on Tuesday I saw the General Cargo Ship Cielo Di Vancouver (IMO 9225249, GT 27828, 2002) together with Chemical / Oil Product Tanker Argent Iris (IMO 9459280, GT 20334, 2011) and Philippines registered Chemical Tanker As Omaria (IMO 9363819, GT 11570, 2007).
Driving home yesterday I saw the Offshore Support Vessel Seabed Worker (IMO 9533244, GT 3923, 2009) in the main Seaforth terminal.
Today it is overcast with a concrete grey sky that stretches from horizon to horizon, there is a light mist across the river and I heard driving in to work that heavy rain is expected later this afternoon.
So far I have seen a number of vessels but nothing new, checking AIS for Liverpool Bay and beyond I cannot see any new ships enroute that have a chance of making it to Liverpool today.
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