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Topic starter
29/03/2021 1:39 pm
30/03/2021 6:48 am
It took a combination of ten 2,000-3,000 hp tug boats, a high tide and a Dutch salvage crew dredging around the bow to free the ship.
John Kuvakas and John Kuvakas reacted
30/03/2021 8:04 am
The economic impact this had will be felt for quite a while.
30/03/2021 8:47 am
The last time the canal was opened was in 1975, the ships have gotten bigger but the canal has not???
Topic starter
30/03/2021 2:34 pm
sometimes I am proud to be Dutch..............................sometimes.............
30/03/2021 5:18 pm
@kocour Frank; sounds like sheer dredgery....must have cost a fortune though hey?
30/03/2021 8:48 pm
The last time the canal was opened was in 1975, the ships have gotten bigger but the canal has not???
Well, the canal wasn't designed for ships to traverse it sideways!
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30/03/2021 9:44 pm
The last time the canal was opened was in 1975, the ships have gotten bigger but the canal has not???
Well, the canal wasn't designed for ships to traverse it sideways!
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Well,tell that to the wind!🤣
30/03/2021 10:39 pm
Hmm, who stuck their finger where or unstuck that same finger..
01/04/2021 1:06 am
@lloyd-mecca The skipper must have stood on the throttle and it got squirrelly on him and kissed the wall.