The Canadian Olympic was a little late according to the schedule, so I thought I had a little bit of time before the next ship. Little did I know, I didn't. As I was getting in my car to get to the better part of the island, I saw her coming down the river. I then stopped and managed to get some pictures of her.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEibHACSqnyKnOlJPbuo-PqAW6BAG0EZLG2A-tsXjxlGqDwBSCeqLgFBhJtO63Xpx2VkBbu5FCNGhP7srX3nIIOfHLKhBkz2OJhJankoxMZpMEukPeBDPiHw2xnvJSNzFT4VodXJ1V1utuAP/s320/thalassa1.jpg)
Next up was the Thalassa Desgagnes which is owned by the Desgagnes Company.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhEiJOXNIViM2G_lZUMQ9OeBTRdSK72nwEnDmbsVwvC0LvbcNdThx8NmmYHlMyTKycbi1ijIbwKILJ4Lr5SGl0zoN6CcnmdAJY2pBEDOuVdtXhkE0ojvh-KeyWIlKO0TwmQhMKcuG9asonY/s320/thalassa2.jpg)
She is a tanker that is 441 feet long.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg394GDORqYRnXkvFf2LDIeP1a8Uq6Om_VGsgeojJe27VJQvX73RwZqWe_axKcansCtwuLLyQQV5q73TYcSi2FpxQ25zt3BGSqMR1h7DkQXjbSPysEKY56lzj8THcxR072voLNbamdZ9lkB/s320/thalassa3.jpg)
She can carry over 9,000 tons of cargo.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjgvQWSFQoACG6Y_ceQXnJEhbz9mad39LjC075mZ7r0SJP4JgCEFQqoCqF3outBs9EBMG5OpNuGVk06LyQBttEJcYOBHe6sqnqD01kB7hDf6qu-CGX3zEmmN6VDiv9iLRzV3KNp49VJyYbw/s320/thalassa4.jpg)
I think all of their ships have the last name of Desgagnes.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgN8jJtbKRAi729Rq3UNVYFAHti71JVdqaqV27opLCuXpYz2Y-cYqK9E8JQvFMRXSRNWIjWT1hOLTLxIL78wP3d_tIHar95iIv1UWDom1rtya0r3ojEit-DobcnweQDGoz4spVLYa9VGQnf/s320/thalassa5.jpg)
I didn't have much time for taking pictures.
No comments:
Post a Comment