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Probably for the same reasons you spell your name with an f lol
I will try harder next time lol.

Present weather ( 26KN'TS) doesn't appear to be affecting the KBJ who at the moment is manoeuvring alongside the TOL.

Rem trader shifted ship, to Waterloo Quay.

Weather now changed WOS. Winds gusting 28/29 kn'ts for the rest of the week.

KBJ
On her way back from Scrabster aprox 27 nm south of TOL.
Wind blowing at 28knts not sure whether she will be able to get alongside the TOL.

Lots of activity at Scapa Flow today.
Navion Oceania transferring her cargo to Ningbo Dawn.
Petroatlantic transferring intoHeather Knutsen.
Also, Rem Trader showing destination TOL but appears to be heading for Aberdeen at 9.5 knots.

Geo Ocean is doing a fairly extensive survey aprox 1.5nm to the east of the AM, in a North-South direction and a similar trace approx1.5 nm to the south of the AM, in a East-West direction.

The RNS states testing will begin soon, can we assume they have something to test?

Cebo-456
The marine weather west of Shetland, weather good up to 22nd, as we know it is not guaranteed, but that's the forecast.

Weather WOS looks good for the foreseeable future.

Thanks for your info re the lodged charter for the Paul bj.
Do you have any info re the vessel chartered for the next off-take from the AM?

Shuttle tanker Heather Knutsenhas just left Scapa flow for Glen Lyon that's another one out of the A.M. Equation.

Ron
Don't get to carried away, he also said it would take 6 to 12 months of continuous production in order to gather enough information to prove the model works.

Petroatlantic sitting idle at Cromarty, and perfect offload weather for the rest of the week.
Watch this space.

Troms Capella on her way to Aberdeen after making her delivery to TOL.

Troms Capella has left Scrabster destination TOL.

I Apologise for the double post.

adoubleuk
Thanks for the reply, that was my interpretation at the time but thought it prudent to allow someone better informed to comment.

adoubleuk
Thanks for the reply, that was my interpretation at the time but thought it prudent to allow someone better informed to comment.

Troms Capella alongside the quay at Scrabster, if I remember correctly 1or2 of our better-informed posters placed some importance to the supply vessel visiting Scrabster.