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LIVERPOOL NOTES - 21 January 2015

26/1/2015

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Wednesday last week found me in Liverpool but without my camera as I had a busy day of meetings in various parts of the city.

At lunch I walked a circuit that took in a stretch of the river and the Albert Dock, this also coincided with high tide and I saw a couple of vessels heading upstream.

It was cold and misty but the threatening rain thankfully held off until I had just got back to the office.

The above picture shows Cammel Laird facility on the Mersey, the tanker in the picture being repaired/worked on is Nariva (IMO 9172715, GT 20573, 1998).

The picture below taken from my phone is of the General Cargo Ship Icelandia Hav (IMO 8128884, GT 499, 1982) which passed me near Princes Dock.    
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I also saw quite a number of other ships which I had seen before including Hedvig Bulker which I saw in the Eastern Mediterranean near Kythria in June 2012.

Seven new vessels were added to my list in the form of :-

Bulk Carrier 

AOM Georgina
(IMO 9622552, GT 43022 2014)  

Tanker 

STI Mayfair
(IMO 9686730, GT 29735 2014)  
 
Crude Oil Tanker 

Rose
(IMO 9521435, GT 56320, 2012)    

General Cargo Ship / Cargo Barge

RMS Bremen
(IMO 9617301, GT 2589 2012)
Icelandia Hav (IMO 8128884, GT 499, 1982)
Cargo Barge - Terra Marique (IMO 9281384, GT 2786, 2004)

Tug

Baloe
(IMO 9382463, GT 126, 2006)     

At the time of writing AOM Georgina is still in port but Rose has left heading I believe for Portland, RMS Bremen left shortly after I saw her bound for Figueira Da Faz as did Icelandia Hav which left for Ayr. STI Mayfair has also since left and the last time I checked was heading to Rotterdam.
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    My interest in ships and the sea started back in 2006 when I worked for a couple of years  on the banks of the River Mersey. I have since been on a couple of cruises around the Med and in the Far East and have started to take more interest in researching and photographing some of the ships and other vessels seen on my travels.

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