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16 comments:
She looks overloaded!
It amazes me that something this large can float.
That's an amazing photo. It looks so top heavy as if it could tip over in a storm!
That looks HEAVY!
Hmmm... why the name change? Did something happen?
Your photo is awesome. How does such a ship stay afloat, anyway?!
These always look so top heavy. They must be difficult in stormy weather.
Fine photo of this outbound freighter. I think the cheese I ordered is in the container on the lower left.
Amazing photo, VP !
Looks like it is overloaded with empty boxes ? (judging by the waterline)
Karl - You have a very good eye!
Great image VP!
Couldn't they have taken just one more container?
Looks small like that but it's probably huge!
Nice colored cargo, but there is a very lot of things.
I love this image.
I know nothing about ships, but the idea that this container ship can stay afloat without tipping over is hard for me to believe.
Ah, so they are empty?!
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