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Thanks to DD for the tip!
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I’ve tried finding the explanation behind this name but no luck….who knows more and can inform us?
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Can you spell that please?
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And a new picture appeared on the Interwebs:
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I do wonder how people got up to the bridge, I assume there is some kind of stairway in the structure below it but it seems a bit narrow?
And how are the forward facing windows cleaned?
More info & pics of the ship can be found here on Sunderlandships.com.
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A regular vessel but a very unfortunate name: Shiner.
Same-ish goes for the “Woolloomoolloo” – IMO 9584499…it sounds just a bit..uhm.. weird. (Woolloomoolloo is a suburd of Sydney)
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