Hi Folks
Roger -
You probably did,
she was Pride of Calais from 1987 to 2012, then renamed as Ostend Spirit.
HTH
ATB
Paul
How to Berth a Ship
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I've never felt so frustrated....... died so frequently/spectacularly/or needlessly....... yet had so much fun, in a long time.
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Hello Paul,
Thanks very much that is really appreciated,
Cheers,
Roger.
Thanks very much that is really appreciated,
Cheers,
Roger.
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Hi Folks
Found the onboard version filmed by the crew.
Not as spectacular.
Also looks like a T22 ingoing, (Chatham, Campbeltown or Cumberland).
EDIT
Could be any of them, as all towed away in same week.
ATB
Paul
Found the onboard version filmed by the crew.
Not as spectacular.
Also looks like a T22 ingoing, (Chatham, Campbeltown or Cumberland).
EDIT
Could be any of them, as all towed away in same week.
ATB
Paul

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Re: How to Berth a Ship
Younger bro, as 2nd Engineer I think, was involved in one of these back in the late 1970s. They took the ship to somewhere on what used to be 'the sub-continent', adjusted the ballast and ran her full tilt onto the shore. Almost before she came to rest, swarms of little brown men in dhotis, turbans, and rubber flip-flops began slicing her up with oxy-torches. When they reached the water's edge, the ship was dragged further up, and so on. Meantime the crew were still in the accommodation at the stern, but when the oxy flames started coming through the bulkheads, they moved out, flew to Japan, and picked up a brand-new ship for a voyage to Sydney - where of course we had a couple of ales, just to mark the occasion
MikeW
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