If you've read all the previous posts you know by now she was only rescued from an undignified end rusting asunder at an deserted beach despite our greater ideas that were smashed by the pandemic.
After having delivered her to Grenaa we've received news that her railings were sold off to a sailing ship project and part of her furniture has been kept. Also her main engine was recovered.
Below are some pictures of the demolition process, all thanks to Keld Kokland from Fornaes shipbreaking company. He also informed us that the flatbottom and tanktop was found quite thin and would have required renewal as we already knew.
Bow section chomped to pieces by hydraulic scissors
Cutting shipside
Hatchcovers and digger gone
Anchor winch gone
Galley and hospital, looking toward engine casing
Aft structure gone
Steering gear compartment
Captains cabin and saloon
Galley looking aft
The hold bare
Forward under deck
The hold
Hold
Hold
Engine room, main engine gone, original Deutz oilpan remains
Engine room
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