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IMO: 9086801

MMSI: 304159000

Rufzeichen: V2PM8

Flagge: Antigua Barbuda [AG]

AIS Type: Cargo

Bruttoraumzahl: 14664

Tragfahigkeit: 17034 t

Length Overall x Grösste Breite: 165.6m × 27.23m

Baujahr: 1995

Status: Ak

  

Listen to Bob Sinclair & Raffaella Carra, Far l'amore

Containership, Cuchaven Steubenhöft ,08.05.2024

80 002 (192 002) of PIMK Rail Bulgaria with westbound container train.

Four C44-9W's, 4319, 5102, 4078 and 966, lead a lengthy eastbound BNSF container train. Two C44-9W's, 5114 and 5523, are providing distributed power mid train and two ES44C4 (GE)'s, 7950 and 8007, are also assisting at the rear.

 

4319, 5102 and 966 are sporting a mix of older 1990's versions of the BNSF livery. 4078 is wearing Ferromex's 2020 'Zebra' livery.

 

Holbrook, AZ.

 

Wednesday, 30 October 2024.

A container ship passes through downtown Savannah, Georgia.

I have had this tiny little needle container forever it seems. A gentleman from Newfoundland turned this on a lathe I believe and there is a little cap that screws onto it to keep the needles contained.

Container Terminal Hamburg

One Hannover beim Auslaufen auf der Norderelbe

Containers at Port Botany

Port Adelaide, South Australia.

Here you can see glimpses of a couple of the exquisitely decorated temples which form this large complex of temples.

Prominent in the foreground are huge containers for the burning of incense sticks.

It was once the royal temple of the Kingdom of Dali, originally built in the 9th century. At its height, the temple included 891 rooms, 11,400 Buddhist iconographies, three pavilions, and seven buildings. The temple was severely damaged by earthquakes and conflict during the rule of the Qing Dynasty, but was later rebuilt in 2005.

Inside of a shipping container turned sitting area on NC State University's Centenial Campus in Raleigh, NC, USA

Another shot from MG Tower.

A customer choosing to buy a household container in a grocery shop in Alor Setar, China Town. The shop just opened for the day, and he is the first customer....probably he will get a good bargain.

 

A quiant scene in the slow Sunday at these Northern Malaya town.

 

KIEV 88, Arsat B 80mm F2.8, Fujifilm Pro 160S, Wide Open

Containers to enjoy liquid barley

Taken during a photo walk around downtown Vancouver, BC. First day out photographing with my new Nikon Z5II. The camera performed flawlessly, got some great shots, and overall had a good day out in the city.

Another abstract from our recent visit to Faversham Creek. Caroline, Matt and myself spent a very poor lighted afternoon walking around a boatyard. Was still able to get some abstracts out of the visit.

Der Containerterminal Burchardkai (CTB) ist der größte Terminal der HHLA im Hamburger Hafen. Er befindet sich auf einer 1,4 Quadratkilometer großen Fläche auf der ehemaligen Elbinsel Waltershof und wird von der Kaistrecke Burchardkai am Waltershofer Hafen (Liegeplätze 1–6, gegenüber dem CTH Container-Terminal Hamburg der Eurogate) sowie am Parkhafen (Liegeplatz 7) und dem Athabaskakai an der Elbe (Liegeplätze 8–10) begrenzt. Östlich vom CTB liegt der Mühlenwerder Bahnhof der Hamburger Hafenbahn.

 

An den mehr als 1400 Meter langen Kaianlagen stehen 30 Containerbrücken zur Be- und Entladung der Containerschiffe aller Größen zur Verfügung. Angeschlossen sind 12 (Stand 2017) Blocklager mit je 380 Meter Länge[1] und ein Containerbahnhof, sowie Plätze zum direkten Umschlag der Container auf LKW. Im Jahr 2014 wurden hier 629.000 TEU (Standardcontainer) von der oder auf die Eisenbahn umgeschlagen.[2] Zahlen zum Umschlag an der Wasserseite veröffentlicht der Mutterkonzern HHLA nicht.

A string of container cars slither through the Sierra Nevada Range at Truckee. Call me old fashioned but I really miss the old box cars. How can an old bum like me travel for free anymore?

 

Truckee CA

Norge / Norway - Akershus - Romerike - Eidsvoll verk

Container Ship Frederik IOM 9328637

It sails under the flag of Antigua & Barbuda.

 

The Kiel Canal (German: Nord-Ostsee-Kanal, lit. 'North Sea – Baltic Sea Canal', until 1948 called in German the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Kanal) is a 98-kilometer-long (61 mi) fresh water canal that links the North Sea (Nordsee) to the Baltic Sea (Ostsee).

The Canal is one of the world's most frequented artificial waterways with an annual average of 32,000 ships (90 daily), transporting approximately 100 million tonnes of goods.

 

Den Nord-Ostsee-Kanal passieren pro Jahr ca. 30.000 Schiffe den Kanal. Er durchquert auf seiner Länge von 98 Kilometern das Land Schleswig-Holstein zwischen Brunsbüttel und Kiel-Holtenau. Damit erspart er die Fahrt um die Kimbrische Halbinsel (Jütland) durch Nordsee, Skagerrak und Kattegat. Mit dem Kanal ist die Wegstrecke je nach Abfahrts- und Zielhafen im Schnitt 250 Seemeilen (rund 460 km) kürzer.

 

20201108_7118_7D2-50 Containers (or boxes)

 

A container yard scene, staged on my glorified HO scale test track model railroad module.

 

In shipping terms, containers are often referred to as "boxes" and that is the subject of this week's Crazy Tuesday theme "box or boxes".

 

And as they are here they are just small plastic boxes!

 

This is a nine-shot focus stack, initially processed in Lightroom and stacked in Photoshop.

 

#12259

 

containers in haven van Rotterdam.

Cargo Container and Space Crates

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