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Hey Capt. Can you tell me what kind of ship this is? I think you told me once before but I can't remember.
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This house/hotel is out near the point.
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Many people work hard like this lady.
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Sand gravity hits hard sometimes and picture ops are a bit limited. :rolleyes:
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Got my camera in the mail today! Charging up the battery and going to play around with it! Hoping I can take as good of pictures as you!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing! Beautiful scenery! I do love seeing all the people on the beach, but the sea views are just wonderful!
She's a light (5,000 tonnes) container ship that can unload herself using her two cranes meaning she can unload containers at at any little wharf. I ran those ships 40 years ago and other than these are newer. it's the same tradeQuote:
Originally Posted by SLP
Here's a closer look:
Cap
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Thanks Cap. It makes it easier to load and unload if the cranes are there. Amazing that the technology remains almost the same.
I'm sure that you will enjoy the camera. Be sure to take lots of pix and post them here.Quote:
Originally Posted by LivinInThe603
SLP
That ship is from the Seaboard shipping Company out of Kingston. It's not uncommon to see those ships on the horizon while sitting on the beach in Negril. This company ships world wide but those smaller container ships are mostly seen heading back and forth between Kingston and Montego Bay. Way more cost effective to move containers this way between Jamaica's two major ports than driving them along the poor roads on Jamaica's south coast. You can sometimes see these ships in port in Montego Bay. Their dock is right behind the Montego Bay police station in the Free-port area.
That's not a ship, that's a Frenzy Ocean Kayak :p
No its a slow Jet Ski. ;)
There ya go Jaherring !!! :)Quote:
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Finally! ;)