SINAIA

SINAIA

Postby teesships » Sun Nov 11, 2012 8:09 pm

SINAIA (6609523), NAVROM, Romania, 10838gt,
completed Laing, Deptford, Sunderland, 11-1966
1978 converted to livestock carrier 10435gt
BU Bombay 8.10.90 [Nathani Industrial Services]

Here recorded by Albert Weller at Thompson's quay and my recollection of my personal sighting of her in September 1966 was that she was then moored midstream even nearer the mouth of the river.
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Re: SINAIA

Postby Whickham » Sun Nov 11, 2012 10:13 pm

Isn't this the North Dock?
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Re: SINAIA

Postby teesships » Mon Nov 12, 2012 11:41 am

Could be! And I'm not able to argue with you, I just presumed (wrongly, by the look of it) that Albert took the view from above Austin's! North Dock would be more in line with my own sighting of her, but not the distant view previously shown at: viewtopic.php?f=21&t=2700

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Re: SINAIA

Postby Stephen Swinhoe » Mon Nov 12, 2012 2:47 pm

Yes, she is in the North Dock.
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Re: SINAIA

Postby fitter » Sat Mar 30, 2013 6:32 pm

Laings yard no 838, and its sister Predeal, yard no 839, both for Industrial Export, ("State Company for Foreign Trade"), Rumania. Both laid up for some time because the data logging system would not work properly and possibly the reason why Sinai was in the north dock when this picture was taken. Harland and Wolff B&W engine numbers 2606 and 2607, each 6 cylinder, 740 bore, 1600 stroke.
Some of the correspondence in the original contract folders refer to the owners as "Navrom Roumnainan Maritime and Fluvial Navigation."
Judging by the large volume of correspondence over several years dealing with claims and counter claims, these ships appear to have had more than their fair share of technical problems, not just with data logging.
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Re: SINAIA

Postby teesships » Mon Feb 17, 2014 6:44 pm

For some reason, Albert couldn't fit the whole ship into his colour slide, clearly taken on the same occasion as his b/w view above. With the slide dated circa July 1967 this seems to support the view that she was then laid up, as detailed, following completion.
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