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Before Dawn - Mega Andrea - Norwegian Epic - Oceana - Tugs - Island Princess - The Rower
- The Red Fishing Boat - MSC Diego
See also: Moby Wonder - Feeding a Ferry
Search labels: ferry - Moby
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
Atlantide II
As promised last Saturday, here is the first part of my early morning watch at the entrance of the port.
At 5:51 AM the fishing boat “Atlantide II” is the first vessel I saw entering the port.
At 5:53 AM the ferry “Moby Wonder” arrives from Olbia, Sardinia. At 5:58 AM the bunker tanker “Giglio” enters the action, ready to refuel ferries and other ships. The sun rises today at 5:58 AM, but it is still behind the hills.
Before Dawn - Mega Andrea - Norwegian Epic - Oceana - Tugs - Island Princess - The Rower
- The Red Fishing Boat - MSC Diego
See also: Moby Wonder - Feeding a Ferry
Search labels: ferry - Moby
Before Dawn - Mega Andrea - Norwegian Epic - Oceana - Tugs - Island Princess - The Rower
- The Red Fishing Boat - MSC Diego
See also: Moby Wonder - Feeding a Ferry
Search labels: ferry - Moby
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16 comments:
I think the Alantide suits me best, though the Moby's quite colourful!
Kind of an amusing sign on the Giglio--"No smoking". Well I hope so. :-)
I always like to see Bugs Bunny!
dIt appears to be a pretty busy port. Good photos of the vessels.
I'm always amused to see the colourful Moby Wonder.
What a great way to start the day. I don't know if I'd ever make it to work!
Janis
GDP
I think it would be very pleasant to watch ships come and go. Relaxing!
Such a delightful variety of ships, all within ten minutes.
Hahaha LOVE the 'Moby'. Is there a sister ship the 'Dick'? Just wondering.
Those are all pretty close together. Must be a busy port.
Goodness me, all in the space of less than ten minutes... more coming VP? I like this idea very much.
So busy so early in the morning! I must be missing a lot that goes on in the early morning. ;-))
I am amazed by the ferry, nice!
A real log book. Keep them coming.
Sarebbe bello stare al porto tutta la mattina...ciao, Arianna
You are a good ship-spotter.
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