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Tall Ship ID??

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Hello all,

I saw this today and wondered what ship it is... the photo was taken from 14000' so it is very heavily cropped as I took it with a Point-and-Shoot...

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Tall ship by ZZ330, on Flickr

Anyone got any ideas?

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Hi Tonks :hello:

You can use the playback on this to check it out

http://shipfinder.co/


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With what looks like about 95% of full sail out and no bow wave or wake I'm guessing the wind must be light to none down there. *-)

Could it be the 'Kruzensthern' perhaps?

http://capbridgeviews.com/2010/03/04/al ... -magazine/

It definitely looks like a 4-masted barque to me.

https://www.google.ca/search?q=4-masted ... 4&bih=1025
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Where was it taken Tonks? And what time... I'll see if i can find her.
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Just looked at that link Gary... boy there are a lot of ships on there!!!!

Larry, that looks like the one...

Ben it was taken at about 3pm today and we were about 5230N 00130E... north of East Anglia...

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Would this be of any use Tonks?

http://www.sailwx.info/shiptrack/tallships.phtml

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Ben.:tunes:

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Ben, you amaze me yet again. ;)
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Hi guys , from a visit to the ATC centre at Fareham earlier this year . We learned that London Centre [ the 121.5, 343, Mayday tracking cell ] as well as fixing using transponders and DF can bring up Flight Radar 24 . More importantly if you are ditching they can bring up Shipfinder and Ship Ais to give you a steer to a ship position only 5 mins adrift , mostly a max of only 2 miles incorrect , probably only 1 mile out if it's a long supertanker .... mind you a tanker could only throw a lifebelt over as she'd take 10 miles to stop !
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