Mostly About Shipspotting around Baltimore, Maryland
This 199x36m (653x118ft) roro ship was built in 2016 by Xiamen Shipbuilding Industries according to balticshipping.com and is owned by Hoegh. According to this data sheet on this ship provided by Hoegh … Read More
This 231x32m (758x105ft) container ship was built in 2007 by Shanghai Shipyard & Chengxi Shipyard Co. in Shanghai, China and can carry up to 3,534 TEUs and has 500 reefer … Read More
This 178x28m (584x92ft) bulk freighter was built in 2011 by Tsuji Heavy Industries in China and is owned by Istanbul, Turkey based Devbulk. See this handy data sheet for more … Read More
This 70x16m (230×52.5ft) offshore supply and assistance vessel, or “BSAM” (Bâtiment de soutien et d’assistance hauturiers) was delivered July 4, 2019 to the French Navy by Kership. She was designed … Read More
After the Domino Sugar tour half of us headed over to World of Beer located at 1724 Whetstone Way, Baltimore, MD. There is a good amount of parking nearby so … Read More
Construction started in 1920 and finished in 1922 on this sugar refinery in Baltimore, Maryland. The iconic 1951 built sign lives above the refinery that produces 14% of America’s sugar … Read More
(This post is part of a (mostly) non-ship series about a trip to the West I took during July and August of 2019) The approximately 3 mile Astoria Riverfront Trolley … Read More
This 199×32m (653x105ft) Roro ship was built in 2007 by Shin Kurushima Toyohashi Shipbuilding in Toyohashi, Japan according to BalticShipping.com and formerly owned by Waterman which is a Seacor company. … Read More
Running from Friday October the 18th through the 20th at the Baltimore Convention Center I went to Baltimore Comic-Con on Saturday. I had figured I would go to this event … Read More
The Mason Dixon Chapter of the American Truck Historical Society hosted an antique truck show on land near the Gladhill Tractor Mart and Tractor Supply Company just outside of Frederick, … Read More
