Last December, during a storm, two trailers loaded with barrels of chemicals went overboard from the “Eurocargo Venezia” in an unprecised area between the island of Gorgona and Livorno. The 68-meter “Sentinel”, a scientific research and supply vessel, is trying to recover most of those barrels from the bottom of the sea.
The ship was built in 1971 by Ferguson Shipbuilders at Port Glasgow, UK, and is now owned and operated by ARGO Ship Management & Services.External links: Ferguson Shipbuilders - Port Glasgow (Wikipedia) - ARGO Ship Management & Services (Official Site)
Much success upon its adventure, always two hands of water beneath its keel. Please have a good Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a bright red! I hope that Sentinel will succeed in its mission.
ReplyDeleteQuite a ship!
ReplyDeleteGood luck, VP. I hope they locate all that has been lost.
ReplyDeleteAt least people will see that red from a distance.
ReplyDeleteA Scottish built ship I'm sure will do a good job.
ReplyDeleteNice blue sky. Haven't seen one like this in a long time.
I am glad there is such a ship and that it is doing its job.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice find!!
ReplyDeleteBlue sky where you are.
Enjoy the new day!!
WHat a beauty! Love the bright red paint job. :)
ReplyDeleteMagnificent shit and I'm delighted by the wonderful colors in your pictures!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Léia - I hope you are meaning 'ship'...
ReplyDeleteFantastic captures, the colours are terrific.
ReplyDeleteI'm still laughing VP, it's amazing how one little letter can make the difference to a word hahahaha! But to be a little more serious I do wish the Sentinel good luck on it's mission.
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