Borealis - Cruise Ship comes out of Cammell Laird
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- čas přidán 13. 11. 2022
- The first cruise ship to go in to Cammell Laird in almost 25 years comes back out to return to her cruise schedule, she has 5 more trips before the season ends. She was in for some needed maintenance i believe cost 5.1 Million.
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Wow, amazing footage. It's great what humans can do when we work together on one level, the work and engineering in ships, big rigs and Aeroplanes amazes me.
Again great footage, the river and the surrounding area looks perfect in the video.
Thanks.
Great shots Paul of a lovely vessel.
cheers
Another great catch Paul, you must have a secret informer of when things are about to happen. I saw the ship berthed at Princess Dock on Sunday at 03.45
thanx. Mixture of right place right time, asking questions and keeping ear to the ground. I knew she was due out on Saturday so timed it with high tide :)
@@veryhighguyI'm off work at moment, likely to be in the city around 8.30am Tuesday, will you be around?
@@johntyrrell6591 not Tuesday mate, weather is a bit crap so I am sticking my car in garage for some needed repair work. You about on Wednesday
Yes Wednesday, I be dropping partner at work Shaw Street about 8.20am, so hopefully weather permitting meet up even if it's just coffee and chat. Let me know where abouts
I saw her after we arrived in Fakarava, French Polynesia , she leaned heavily I thought going out to the pass , it was a Holland America Line ship then
Another Brilliant Video, thank you. Just wondering why was the stern tug still attached when Borealis was under her own power mid River?
No 100% sure but could of been because she was on a bit of a test run after coming out. She headed off to the the bay to do some trials before she continued her cruise schedule the next day. It could of been a safety thing while still in the river.
@@veryhighguy Thank you Paul. I think your spot on there. Backing out from the dock, the tide could have easily got hold of her and took her up/down River. I wonder if the time of departure was chosen just as the tide changed, so there would be the least flood or ebb of water flowing.
@@fp30e they almost always bring any ship out at high tide.
I'd love to know more about the story of that RN Type 45 Destroyer on the port side.
I thought i had a clip of her going in but i cant seem to find it. Not sure of the story but i think she is due out soon
I knew i had seen her go in, i found the video on my Shipping channel. czcams.com/video/Nudve2ZmKWE/video.html&lc=UgyWd37xbOyuU0cnG-V4AaABAg