M/V Skodsborg going past the window

Haven’t posted any ship updates in awhile. We had a destroyer go by yesterday on the way to Annapolis. This little ship is passing the house right now.

With a name like this you'd think it was a table at Ikea

M/V Skodsborg:

Containers

Cars/any rolling equipment
Heavy lifts up to 120 tons
Yachts/sailing boats
Project cargo
Break bulk cargo

Vessels’ special features

Stern ramp, capacity 200 tons
Elevator serving all 3 decks
Heavy lift derrick 120 tons
Car decks serving upto 140 cars
Large hatch openings(26.7*8m)
Stabilisers minimising cargo damage
Forklifts on board, up to 25 tons
The vessels are fully self-sustained by own equipment for loading/discharging irrespective of port facilities.

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16 thoughts on “M/V Skodsborg going past the window”

  1. Nordana is Danish, not Swedish… but the IKEAns sometimes reach across the sound for inspiration.
    I live on a fairly deep bay, so ships are usually 5 nm out… Still, I can identify most of the lines and some of the individual ships.
    A distraction from work, though.

  2. Nordana is Danish, not Swedish… but the IKEAns sometimes reach across the sound for inspiration.
    I live on a fairly deep bay, so ships are usually 5 nm out… Still, I can identify most of the lines and some of the individual ships.
    A distraction from work, though.

  3. Nordana is Danish, not Swedish… but the IKEAns sometimes reach across the sound for inspiration.
    I live on a fairly deep bay, so ships are usually 5 nm out… Still, I can identify most of the lines and some of the individual ships.
    A distraction from work, though.

  4. Nordana is Danish, not Swedish… but the IKEAns sometimes reach across the sound for inspiration.
    I live on a fairly deep bay, so ships are usually 5 nm out… Still, I can identify most of the lines and some of the individual ships.
    A distraction from work, though.

  5. Glad you like the AIS page. 🙂 I enjoy ship watching from Plum Point but sure do not have the great views you have. The deep water channel is a number of miles out requiring binoculars here.

  6. Glad you like the AIS page. 🙂 I enjoy ship watching from Plum Point but sure do not have the great views you have. The deep water channel is a number of miles out requiring binoculars here.

  7. Glad you like the AIS page. 🙂 I enjoy ship watching from Plum Point but sure do not have the great views you have. The deep water channel is a number of miles out requiring binoculars here.

  8. Glad you like the AIS page. 🙂 I enjoy ship watching from Plum Point but sure do not have the great views you have. The deep water channel is a number of miles out requiring binoculars here.

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