I wonder how this ship has navigated its way to Rotterdam? Where did it come from? I certainly would not have been on it in any rough weather. I think they travelled there going astern all the way as there is no way the bridge can see what’s in front.
https://www.rijnmond.nl/nieuws/2170017/ ... maasvlakte.
Hats off to the engineers and deck officers who calculated the loadout.
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We were in Bordeaux a few years ago and saw the bridge over the Garonne raised so that a cruise ship could reverse into it's mooring upstream.
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It left Shanghai on 15th January. Details here https://tinyurl.com/yj8medhtPolarengineer wrote: ↑Mon Mar 23, 2026 2:56 pm I wonder how this ship has navigated its way to Rotterdam? Where did it come from? I certainly would not have been on it in any rough weather. I think they travelled there going astern all the way as there is no way the bridge can see what’s in front.
https://www.rijnmond.nl/nieuws/2170017/ ... maasvlakte.
Hats off to the engineers and deck officers who calculated the loadout.
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Yesterday, in a museum, I suddenly found myself face to face with what looked like a cradle. Of the typewriter and the keyboard.





