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Ship Spotting on the Thames

Channel: Lineside South East
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Ship spotting on the Thames. For a change of scene I though I would have a go at filming a different form of transport than my normal fare of railways and aviation. As I live not far from the Thames I made way way down to the river close to the new London Gateway Container Terminal. I also crossed the river over to Kent to near Cliffe to do some filming. I hope you enjoy the results. The ships filmed on this occasion were the Polar Peru, Navios Arc, MSC Elodie and the MSC Regina. The UASC Umm Qasr can also be seen bathed at London Gateway.
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This video captures ship spotting along the Thames, featuring vessels such as the Polar Peru, Navios Arc, MSC Elodie, and MSC Regina. The footage was filmed near the London Gateway Container Terminal and in the area of Cliffe in Kent. Locations mentioned include Hope and Lee, with headcodes 0C12 and 2L30 noted in the metadata. The content offers a change of scene from typical railway and aviation filming, focusing instead on maritime activity along the river.

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  • Platform ID V__ekV2qAUo
  • Views 1,377
  • Date published 14 Mar 2019 09:07
  • Date added 10 Feb 2026 06:21
  • Recorded 23 Sep 2019
  • Locomotives 0
  • Headcodes 2
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