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Look who’s making a splash on Dublin’s River Liffey this cloudy June evening in 2025! The mighty Celine from CLdN Line, a true giant of the seas, is gracefully reversing into her berth after a 38-hour journey from Zeebrugge, Belgium. This beauty is no stranger to the Irish shores, bringing all the goodies for Aldi and Lidl stores across the country—your weekly shop might just have hitched a ride on this floating supermarket!

 

At 234 meters long, Celine is one of the largest ro-ro ferries in the world, and watching her maneuver the Liffey is like seeing a whale do a ballet twirl—impressive and a little bit mesmerizing! In the background, the freshly repainted red-and-white ESB chimneys stand tall, adding a cheeky pop of color to the grey skies. Fun fact: those chimneys haven’t powered Dublin in years, but they’re still stealing the show with their new look!

 

Captured this moment on June 5th, 2025, making its midweek delivery. Dublin Port never sleeps, and neither does Celine’s charm.

  

This is #DublinPort #RiverLiffey #CelineShip #CLdNLine #ShipSpotting #AldiLidlHauler #ESBChimneys #Dublin2025 #MaritimeMagic

  

These sunbathing containers are soaking up the rays, stacked high and ready for their next cargo adventure . They could end up anywhere in the world—Shanghai, Sydney, or São Paulo—just by being next in line for the journey. Each one’s got a story to tell, from rusty edges to faded labels, whispering tales of distant ports. And then, there’s the green one, standing out in the crowd, shouting, ‘I am special!’ Who knows where they’ll go next?

 

So #ShippingLife #ContainerGoals #GlobalTravels #GreenOneStealsTheShow

  

Een vrouw werkt op het dek van een riviercruiseboot in de Waalhaven van Nijmegen tijdens een grijze, regenachtige ochtend. Op de achtergrond is spoor- en fietsbrug De Snelbinder te zien. Een moment van rust, arbeid en reflectie aan de oevers van de Waal.

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🇬🇧 A woman works on the deck of a river cruise ship docked in Nijmegen's Waalhaven on a grey, rainy morning. In the background stands De Snelbinder bridge, connecting trains and cyclists across the Waal. A quiet moment of labor and reflection along the riverbank.

A grain boat makes its mark against Buffalo’s industrial past — the Sunnanvik gliding away from a local elevator after dropping off its load, heading back toward Montreal and its home base. A fleeting reminder of the river’s working history, captured in motion and shadow.