A new ship to visit the Holy Loch arrived this afternoon in the shape of ANKE-ANGELA, a Gibraltar-registered, German-owned coaster built in 1984. Coming from the Hugo Peters shipyard at Wewelsfleth, she was named CLAUDIA-ISABEL when new, and was renamed ANKE-ANGELA in 1997. She is owned by Klaus-Dieter Oelze Schiffahrts, and operates for Echoship ApS on charter. She has a deadweight of 1,735 tonnes. ANKE-ANGELA is 82.45 metres long, and is loading a cargo of logs at Sandbank for the Finnish port of Rauma.Tuesday, 12 February 2008
ANKE-ANGELA
A new ship to visit the Holy Loch arrived this afternoon in the shape of ANKE-ANGELA, a Gibraltar-registered, German-owned coaster built in 1984. Coming from the Hugo Peters shipyard at Wewelsfleth, she was named CLAUDIA-ISABEL when new, and was renamed ANKE-ANGELA in 1997. She is owned by Klaus-Dieter Oelze Schiffahrts, and operates for Echoship ApS on charter. She has a deadweight of 1,735 tonnes. ANKE-ANGELA is 82.45 metres long, and is loading a cargo of logs at Sandbank for the Finnish port of Rauma.
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This vessel was in Campbeltown today 15th July 2008, loading timber.
Karl H
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