Discovery Coast – IMO 9655406

Picture by Steven Collingwood via http://www.shipspotting.com

PILOTS ONE

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  picture by Maxi Alonso via www,shipspotting.com

Thanks to DD for yet another great tip!

JOYCE L. VANENKEVORT – IMO 8635966

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DIRK S. VANENKEVORT

Picture by Christopher R., via the Facebook page.

Thanks for the tip Christopher!

Barbara Kessel – IMO 7532741

Lost something?

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PRESQUE ISLE – IMO 7303877

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#lostsomething?

OLIVE L. MOORE

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OSG Vision – IMO 9436537

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To be honest: I’m a bit undecided to call this one ugly as it’s pretty clear a lot of effort was put in the design of this vessel to make it look sleek…but still: giving myself the benefit of the doubt: UGLY!

INVINCIBLE – IMO 7723819

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PIcture by Lorraine Morrill via http://www.shipspotting.com

 

Chesapeake Coast – IMO 9655121

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Lori B.

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Margaret Ann

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LOCKMASTER

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Chesapeake Coast – IMO 9655121

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Lady Norman

Picture by Andrew Mackinnon via email

Lady Norman

IMO : n/a

Build : 1974 by ?? – ?? in Australia, nr ??

Andrew M. tipped me about this little bugger : the Lady Norman, a very small pushertug from the land of Down-under looking very odd and definitely worth a post here on the site. Maybe even considerable as cute & cuddly?

Picture by John Wilson via http://www.shipspotting.com

As Andrew said: the pope is more than welcome to visit Brisbane, the pope-boat is ready for the tour!

Picture by Tropic Marine Photos, via http://www.shipspotting.com

I do like the sharks teeth on the bow though, funny touch!

Andrew, thanks for the tip! Visit his website here: www.aquamanships.com