SILVER ENDEAVOUR departs Greenwich, London on 7th April 2024 at the start of a 14 day, one way trip to Leith, Scotland. SILVER ENDEAVOUR was assisted by the tugs VB AMBITION and VB PETER.
Interesting video, thanks. There was a time (that I’m old enough to remember) that similar sized vessels would regularly pass Greenwich en route to the London Docklands. Spent many happy hours further down the Thames at Gravesend watching vessels heading for all parts of the World.
Thanks for watching and for your kind comments. Yes - I often go to Tilbury / Gravesend myself to watch the vessels go by. It is a shame that they recently stopped the Tilbury / Gravesend ferry since I think it was a useful transport link for the local community.
Thanks. The two tugs will assist the ship until it passes through the Thames Flood Barrier at Woolwich and then they will be disconnected. Yes - it does have a pilot on board. The ship was flying the H flag on top beside the British flag but it was a windy day (Storm Kathleen) so I was not able to film the flags clearly. The pilot will have boarded the ship before it left Greenwich and will take it as far as Gravesend (that was in the FS STYX video). A new pilot will come on at Gravesend and take it to the port limits. It will then head out into the English Channel since it was heading for Guernsey.
@@ThamesShips I was looking for the H flag but I did not manage to see it. I do have a very good idea now, after your interesting explanations, how things work for ships sailing in and out on the Thames. Thank you so much!
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SILVER ENDEAVOUR departs Greenwich, London on 7th April 2024 at the start of a 14 day, one way trip to Leith, Scotland.
SILVER ENDEAVOUR was assisted by the tugs VB AMBITION and VB PETER.
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Interesting video, thanks. There was a time (that I’m old enough to remember) that similar sized vessels would regularly pass Greenwich en route to the London Docklands. Spent many happy hours further down the Thames at Gravesend watching vessels heading for all parts of the World.
Thanks for watching and for your kind comments. Yes - I often go to Tilbury / Gravesend myself to watch the vessels go by. It is a shame that they recently stopped the Tilbury / Gravesend ferry since I think it was a useful transport link for the local community.
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Thanks for watching the video. 👍
Nicely captured and very well narrated👍👏👌🙂
Thanks for your kind comments.
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Thanks mate!
Very nice video, I enjoyed watching. The itinerary for her next cruise looks very interesting.
Thanks for watching and for your kind comments. Yes - I agree. 👍
Very beautifully filmed. It is a great ship. It has two tugs. Has it got a pilot as well? The skyline of London & the ship are well filmed.
Thanks. The two tugs will assist the ship until it passes through the Thames Flood Barrier at Woolwich and then they will be disconnected.
Yes - it does have a pilot on board. The ship was flying the H flag on top beside the British flag but it was a windy day (Storm Kathleen) so I was not able to film the flags clearly.
The pilot will have boarded the ship before it left Greenwich and will take it as far as Gravesend (that was in the FS STYX video).
A new pilot will come on at Gravesend and take it to the port limits. It will then head out into the English Channel since it was heading for Guernsey.
@@ThamesShips I was looking for the H flag but I did not manage to see it. I do have a very good idea now, after your interesting explanations, how things work for ships sailing in and out on the Thames. Thank you so much!
Nice video, hopefully, i will see her in Vietnam once day!
Thanks mate. I hope you see her some time as well!
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Thanks 😃
I hope they have good stabilisation the Irish sea has been as rough as, the last few days 🤮. They are currently in St Mary port on the Isle of Man.
Yes - I saw that there was a gale warning issued for the Irish Sea in the latest shipping forecast!