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  1. May 8, 2018, 09:25 AM #1
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    Boarding a moving cargo vessel - GIF

    Boarding a moving cargo vessel.



    And you can just type those registration numbers into a search engine to get details on the boat. In this case, it's the Swedish vessel TAVASTLAND.


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    Had to go find a woolly hat.
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    Looks a bit cool.
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    Hate to think if he missed the boat in the middle of nowhere...speaking of that, How did he get there and where did the other guy go on a sled with no dogs in sight?
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    What! I thought he took a restroom break and caught the next boat passing through.
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    oh joy, I remember working at sea on days like this.
    Judging by the sea state i would argue that the wind speed was very close to exceeding the limits of using the helicopter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MeJasonT View Post
    oh joy, I remember working at sea on days like this.
    Judging by the sea state i would argue that the wind speed was very close to exceeding the limits of using the helicopter.
    Everything about that video clip exceeds my limits.
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