As big container ships go, it was bigger than most
Adam Castiglioni watched a wicked big container ship pull into the Conley Terminal in South Boston this morning.
Julie Slootbeek alerts us it's the Ever Fortune, a two-year-old, 1,095-foot long ship flying under the Hong Kong flag that came through the Panama Canal on New Year's then stopped at Savannah, GA before arriving here.
Associated Press reports it's the biggest container ship to dock in Boston.
And, yes, it's owned by the same company with the ship that blocked the Suez Canal, but that ship is too large to come into Boston Harbor (it has a draft of more than 47 feet; the newly dredged channel in the harbor is 40 feet).
CARGO IS SHIPPING UP TO BOSTON and we are BIG SHIP READY for today’s arrival of the Ever Fortune! This 12,000 TEU vessel is the largest ever to call Conley Container Terminal! (1of3) pic.twitter.com/24eZeBptyr
— Port of Boston (@PortofBos) January 16, 2022
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That would be meters
You're right
Now accurately translated into feet.
If you need a new lens prescription ...
It's a photo of a ship, not an excuse to attack another commenter.
Well, I don't know
I don't see why that would stop it from trying.
Right?
Wouldn't that just be a reverse-Storrowing?
An upside down
… Storrowing in the harbor would be perhaps a Burrowing?
Or maybe…
Callahan-ing?
No, a reverse-Storrowing is when a bridge hits your truck
as I'm sure has been claimed on many insurance claims.
"Came outta nowhere! I was just sitting there, minding my own business..."
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