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2020 Shipping Movements
- Thread starter Mr Miserable
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M13z1
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Can somebody 'read' the difference in draught? The Lydden seems to have lost only 1 meter in Zeebrugge if I recall it correct. (Maybe she picked up other cargo or didn't drop off many cars?).
I suspect she may have loaded some SR+ too. I wasn't watching for it but did she refuel there too?
It looks to me that LYDDEN's arrival at Koopman's has actuallly been even further delayed until early hours of Friday morning.
She has dropped anchor about 20nm off Ijmuiden.
Yep, see it too. Lydden now expected to arrive early morning 18th. Curious as we are, wondering why... Maybe trying to avoid cost since cars cannot be offloaded yet? Not enough space until more cars are delivered to eager customers
It may have been on the RCC AMSTERDAM however it would have been offloaded in Zeebrugge.
LYDDEN departed Zeebrugge in the early hours of this morning for Amsterdam.
This time yesterday she was scheduled to arrive there at 0545 this morning, however that later slipped to early tomorrow morning and now her arrival is not expected until early Friday morning.
She is currently waiting at anchor 20nm off the Dutch coast.
GLOVIS SUN is currently about 400nm NW of Cape Finisterre and 500nm SW of Lands End and making 17kts
She is on track to arrive in Zeebrugge on Friday afternoon.
At the moment it looks as though she won’t be leaving Zeebrugge until early Monday morning.
We still don’t know where she will head to after Zeebrugge.
This time yesterday she was scheduled to arrive there at 0545 this morning, however that later slipped to early tomorrow morning and now her arrival is not expected until early Friday morning.
She is currently waiting at anchor 20nm off the Dutch coast.
GLOVIS SUN is currently about 400nm NW of Cape Finisterre and 500nm SW of Lands End and making 17kts
She is on track to arrive in Zeebrugge on Friday afternoon.
At the moment it looks as though she won’t be leaving Zeebrugge until early Monday morning.
We still don’t know where she will head to after Zeebrugge.
They could be ID3's. VW describe them as zero emissions (You may wish to check!)We don't need any diesel gate VW's here. Shipment officially refused!
RT
I've just checked on Google Maps satellite view and there is plenty of space at Victorville to park them.
Mr. Impatient
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Never underestimate the information @Mr Miserables fingertips. He is of course referring to (in)famous Norwegian dish of Rakfisk ( Rakfisk – Wikipedia)
My daily report may be a little late today but there isn't anything new to say.
LYDDEN is still at anchor until tomorrow and GLOVIS SUN is still coming to Zeebrugge tomorrow.
Neither vessels appear on the latest Southampton arrivals board, yet.
LYDDEN is still at anchor until tomorrow and GLOVIS SUN is still coming to Zeebrugge tomorrow.
Neither vessels appear on the latest Southampton arrivals board, yet.
Yesterday I was told that my car was in the UK however..........
Ive just been told that my car (M3P) is in San Francisco awaiting shipping, should arrive UK 28th / 29th.
Due to get further details in around 7 days.
Is that enough to be able to guess which vessel it will be coming over on ? so that I can eagerly follow Mr Miserable's updates.
Ive just been told that my car (M3P) is in San Francisco awaiting shipping, should arrive UK 28th / 29th.
Due to get further details in around 7 days.
Is that enough to be able to guess which vessel it will be coming over on ? so that I can eagerly follow Mr Miserable's updates.
If true, unless it's sat on the runway of San Francisco Airport about to board a plane, it's not going to be in the UK this month.
I'd take what you've been told with a pinch of salt and call back another day for a different answer.
LYDDEN remains at anchor 20nm off the Dutch coast.
She is still not expected to arrive alongside Koopman’s until early tomorrow morning.
GLOVIS SUN is currently about 60nm SW of Lands End and making 17.2 kts
She is on track to arrive in Zeebrugge around lunchtime tomorrow.
At the moment it looks as though she won’t be leaving Zeebrugge until Monday night.
We still don’t know where she will be heading to after Zeebrugge.
She is still not expected to arrive alongside Koopman’s until early tomorrow morning.
GLOVIS SUN is currently about 60nm SW of Lands End and making 17.2 kts
She is on track to arrive in Zeebrugge around lunchtime tomorrow.
At the moment it looks as though she won’t be leaving Zeebrugge until Monday night.
We still don’t know where she will be heading to after Zeebrugge.
MrBadger
Badger out
I hadn't been following the thread in detail so may have missed, but any word what may have been the cause of Glovis Sun's mid Atlantic pause? Last I recall was another ship and two tugs being in close proximity which made it sound more than just killing a bit of time.
No I think port congestion is the cause for all the delays this quarter.
GLOVIS CRYSTAL achieved the slowest Pier 80 to Zeebrugge transit since records began (Jan 2019!)
LYDDEN is delayed into Amsterdam, RCC AMSTERDAM was delayed into Southampton and GLOVIS SUN was delayed into Zeebrugge and she may be in line for further delays depending on where she heads to next.
The tugs are like sharks and if they see a ship stationary in the water they will position themselves nearby, just in case ..... 2 ships stationary, well I'm surprised they took so long to get there!
Hey Mr M! Thanks again for your help
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