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Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Zim Qingdao & MSC Vigo
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With the help of Maurizio we are well inside the Darsena Toscana. This is a part of the cargo port that we usually do not see and where both the 260-meter “Zim Qingdao” and the 270-meter “MSC Vigo” are loading or unloading containers. (Picture taken last March)
See also: Cargo Port - Maurizio - Walk... on Water
See also: Cargo Port - Maurizio - Walk... on Water
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16 comments:
Kudos to Maurizio. It's nice to have nice friends! This is a wonderful composition - the lines and so clean. A real pleasure!
I hope you are very good to Maurizio so we can continue having access to hard to reach places.
They are big ships! Excellent composition.
A well set photograph and I like the red/yellow color combinations.
Helps to have friends in port. :-)
That's alot of cargo.
Zim? One of ours.
Good for you for getting inside more of the port. Lots to see!
impressive !:)
Nice shots VP. Thanks to Maurizio.
incredible...i like the colors and rust!
Impressive photo, VP !
Good to have friends.
Hard workin' ships here. No tugs allowed... at least now.
Looks like a hard day's work!
So many containers!
Two giants!
Amazing how many containers each boat can carry!
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