Ship Spotters be aware

[Yankee Mackem]

When I lived in the Carribean I used to watch the The Seas ships come in. Absolutely frightening in terms of size.

 

[Parsoncross]

Bigger fishing boats used to land catches at Amble harbour yrs ago.

 

[dafunk2]

When I lived in the Carribean I used to watch the The Seas ships come in. Absolutely frightening in terms of size.

Did watch them go back out again?

 

[Deleted member 559]

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All taken this morning, looks impressive, even though it is small compared to the one I have been on in the past, Ventura.

 

[Leon Solent]

Apparently the air quality for the passengers on these things is horrendous. Rather than having the opportunity to enjoy the sea air for a couple of weeks passengers breath in all the pollutants that are generated by the vessels massive diesel engine. The pollution is worse than Beijing in some cases.
Air on cruise ships as dirty as Beijing's, study claims

All machinery spaces, generator spaces, medical facilities and plant rooms are either fresh air ventilated by total loss systems or its own dedicated system. Passenger spaces and cabins are on air conditioned and recycled air. By blowing off about 25-50% of ac air and topping up with fresh air drawn into the system the air in circulation is freshened up. The main problem with recycling air is the presence of effluvia, which no amount of conditioning or filtration can remove. Effluvia being the stuff, germs and all, we breathe out. All sanitary spaces and laundry facilities are are vented to atmosphere and not recurved. So, with the presence of so many separated dedicated systems I would doubt the findings of that article. I think it found the results they wanted to find.

 

[Yankee Mackem]

Did watch them go back out again?

No. They all sank.

 

[errant]

No. They all sank.

 

[Dave Herbal]

I’d that one of them asylum ships ?

To be torpedoed by the RN mid voyage. Jobs a good un.

 

[Wearside Wanderer II]

No need for language like that. Plenty of Mackems work on the Tyne, as I keep telling them; they need people who can read and write. You wouldn’t qualify.

You missed me piss taking man.
Can see the dreariness of the Tyne has taken away your sense of humour.

 

[Bakerlooline]

You missed me piss taking man.
Can see the dreariness of the Tyne has taken away your sense of humour.

Well if you call someone a mag (spits), you should expect a curt rebuff.

 

[zwartekat]

Well if you call someone a mag (spits), you should expect a curt rebuff.

Am I right in thinking it leaves again tonight?

 

[bonsai]

I think it leaves at 9pm.

 

[Wearside Wanderer II]

Well if you call someone a mag (spits), you should expect a curt rebuff.

Touched a nerve

 

[Bakerlooline]

Touched a nerve

Yawn.

 

[darius]

I'm sailing in one from the Tyne to the Baltic in May. Morella Explorer.

 

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All taken this morning, looks impressive, even though it is small compared to the one I have been on in the past, Ventura.

Was it Ace?

 

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Was it Ace?

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[Abu Dhabi Red and White]

What a whopper!

It's true



Burger King said so.

 

[burro nunn]

I'm sailing in one from the Tyne to the Baltic in May. Morella Explorer.

Went on that round the Caribbean in the 90's when it was called the Galaxy

 

[SPUFF]

All machinery spaces, generator spaces, medical facilities and plant rooms are either fresh air ventilated by total loss systems or its own dedicated system. Passenger spaces and cabins are on air conditioned and recycled air. By blowing off about 25-50% of ac air and topping up with fresh air drawn into the system the air in circulation is freshened up. The main problem with recycling air is the presence of effluvia, which no amount of conditioning or filtration can remove. Effluvia being the stuff, germs and all, we breathe out. All sanitary spaces and laundry facilities are are vented to atmosphere and not recurved. So, with the presence of so many separated dedicated systems I would doubt the findings of that article. I think it found the results they wanted to find.

Sounds like you know your shit where AC is concerned.
As you say with outside access/fresh air in abundance article is probably shite.
A submarine on the other hand!