More Holy Smokestacks Batman

Picture by Pieter Melissen via http://www.shipspotting.com

 

Picture by Piet Sinke (http://maasmondmaritime.com) via flickr.com

 

 

Holy Smokestacks Batman!

Clipper Eirene – IMO 9834715

Picture via the Interwebs

Clipper Jupiter – IMO 9699505

Picture by SF-Images via http://www.shipspotting.com

Mobil Arctic

Picture via http://www.aukevisser.nl

Mobil Arctic

IMO: 7225075

Build: 1972 by Sun Shipbuilding & Drydock Company – Chester, Pennsylvania in US of A, nr 657

Really, there shouldn’t be anything ugly about this ship. When built in 1972, she was the largest US-flagged vessel ever constructed,

Dutch Runner

Dutch Runner

IMO: 8712075

Build: 1988 at Sietas Schiffswerft, Hamburg in Germany, nr 892 as North King

I once remember watching a cartoon where Bugs Bunny inquires “Which way did he go George, which way did he go?”

Oversized Funnels, the other way

Oversized Funnels, the other way

Yes: the above vessel is familiar, she is also shown in the post below but

Horizon Lines

Dunno source, via the Interweb

Horizon Lines

Remember the above picture?? It was in this post about Strange Funnels. Kyle (who

Strange Funnels (part 3)

Strange Funnels (part 3)

Holy Smokestacks Batman, look at those hooters, they are smokin’ hot…….

Oversized funnels

Oversized funnels

After a couple of episodes featuring Strange Funnels (here & here) I decided

Strange Funnels (part 2)

Dunno source, via the Interweb

Strange Funnels (part 2)

Here we go again with a small selection of those distinguishable stacky-things

EasycruiseOne

EasycruiseOne

IMO : 8708658

Build : 1990 by Cant. Nav. “Ferrari” S.p.A., La Spezia in Italy, nr 44 as Renaissance II

Easycruise, a new idea from Easyjet-founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou to reform the

Strange Funnels (part 1)

Strange Funnels

Sometimes the only strange thing about a ship is the funnel. So here it is,