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Moby Vincent
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The “Moby Vincent” is one of the oldest ferries in service between Livorno and Bastia: she was built at the Rickmers shipyard in Bremerhaven, Germany, and launched in 1974 as “Stena Normandica”.
The ferry, like many other born up there, got tired of the cold Northern seas and in 1990 migrated to the Mediterranean. Renamed “Moby Vincent”, she began to ply the route between Corsica and Italy.
Search labels: Moby - ferry
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9 comments:
I don't blame Moby Vincent. I would prefer the warmer weather, too.
Now that's fun!
It looks like a funny ferry :)
So funny to see the Loony Tunes characters on the side of the ship!
I would also migrate to warmer waters! :-)
She is looking might fine for an old ship. (well, I don't know, is that considered old for a ferry?)
Love these guys!
Makes me SMILE:)
Oh, I have seen and photographed that ferry! :-)
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