single
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Does anyone know why a big ship has been anchored off Minehead for about three weeks?
Ship anchored off Minehead
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classic jenny
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If she is owned by Hanjin South Korea she has nowhere to go as company went through the hoop and all her ships are barred from intrnational ports.
sailorman
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single
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Oh dear. I wonder what happens with the crew?
sarabande
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I wonder if they need feeding ?
I'll have a word with Rotary and the RNLI
I'll have a word with Rotary and the RNLI
single
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More here- http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-37335614
sailorman
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I first posted on the forum 3 weeks ago about Hanjin`s bankruptcy, many of the flat earthers thought it irrelevant. They might be out of household products soon
Allan
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I read a BBC news article earlier today, possibly the one above. They were talking to a skipper in Singapore. I'm interested to hear what was happening with the cargo on these ships. Photos of the one in the article show lots of containers.
Allan
Allan
sailorman
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You are correct container ships do carry quite a lot of containers
read through gcaptain postings
chrishelen
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I wouldnt let her onboard either, very annoying women.
chanelyacht
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I would hope the Mission to Seamen are onto the case.They do a great job, and we had to use them a few times with ships detained in port where the company couldn't care less.
I did a passage on a Hanjin ship up the channel once, never again. Great crew, but on the third day of fish heads and rice I couldn't have cared less that the pilot boat nearly called off the disembark due to sea conditions, I'd have jumped onto the bloody thing.