Get your rocks off . . .
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very cool.havent seen that before
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THAT"ll GET US HIGH FOR.... I KNOW....HOURS
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Unfortunately, it takes me less than 6 minutes to get my rocks off
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I think that the cargo was less than 500 tons. I suppose not more than 150/180 tons
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Наш m.v. VILLE
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The ship has a finish name
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Wow, thanks for posting. She must be a very shallow drafted and flat bottomed ship to get so close.
You would think that a large rock carrying barge would be more economical than trappsing back and forth with a small ship like that though:).
Sjofugla 3 years ago
She was only carrying about 500 tonnes from a mother ship anchored about a mile off. This vessel brought the rock from (I think) Boulogne, and craned it over into the hoppers.
shipspottersTV 3 years ago
How the hell did he get that ship in such shallow water up the beach and with all that rock on board and not get grounded!!!
It must either have an extremely shallow draft or the sea bed goes rapidly deeper where he came in. I can't think of any other explaination for it!!!
Nice video.
MrBooojangles 3 years ago
I imagine Ville draws 6 or 8 foot at the stern, but much less at the bow.
The sea bottom hereabouts is relatively flat, shoaling gradually, but I guess there's just enough water to keep her afloat! It's worth noting that this operation only took place on a rising tide.
shipspottersTV 3 years ago