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BM100 Angel Emiel

ex Cheryl of Ladram
Heading for Newlyn Harbour
24th March 2009
and what appears to be Patricia Schulte on the horizon
her superstructure is orange - I thought it was white?

BM100 ANGEL EMIEL
ex 2006 CHERYL OF LADRAM; CENTAUR in 2002
Formerly Grietje, then Marylin Jane as BM100.
IMO: 7912226; Call Sign MKYW6; RSS Nr: A14820;
Built Netherlands March 1980 by Foxhol Holland, Bodewes Gruno Scheepswerf.
30.3 x 7.33 x 4.17 metres; 232 grt; 69 nrt
858 kW Stork Werkspoor engine. [1150 bhp]



The ship on the horizion appears to be PATRICIA SCHULTE
IMO 9294185 Limassol Cyprus; owned Schulte Thomas Reederei
Built 2006 by Hyundai Mipo Dockyards Ltd South Korea; Yard Nr 344
221 x 30 x 12 (draught) metres
Engine BandW 7K80MC-C
25.279 kW at 24 knots
39,241 dwt; 27,779 grt



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treeve
From the Promenade, I calculate that as she was just on the horizon, she was 6.5 miles from shore. Unloaded she is high out of the water. I need to make some checks before giving details. It was too hazy to get the name.
 
trepolpen
You say this boat was ex-Cheryl of Ladram. Have you ever been to Ladram Bay near Sidmouth to the west in East Devon. It s a place that is famed for its great geological features of clumps of red sandstone left at sea where cliffs have been eroded. You had to get there at the right time of day to enjoy sun on the beach! I never heard of a girl called Cheryl who had connections there and of such merit that a ship was named after her! There certainly isn t a shipyard there but the ship seems to be the right colour for Ladram! ::15:
 
treeve
I saw Angel Emiel in 2007 as Cheryl of Ladram in Plymouth. I will get some info up on both ships later tonight.
 
treeve
Notes added above about the two vessels. Fishing Vessel Angel Emiel built 1980 and Cargo vessel Patricia Schulte built 2006.
 
trepolpen
Boats certainly change names frequently. I thought it was the other way round when you named the boats.
 
treeve
That is why there are IMO numbers and RSS numbers; whatever the names, the hull numbers remain the same. Port and Registration change with owners and time.
 

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