Thanks
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Jason Wakeford-
The third one operates for Fjord Line on a route from Denmark up the
Norwegian coast to Bergen (I believe). I think that she could be called the
BERGEN also. Of course this is the same company that now operate the
Newcastle-Norway services.
This ship is a bit different to the Challenger and Traveller and has an
extended passenger capacity. I suspect that she may have been purchesed by
Fjord Line before completion as she is different to the other two ships.
If I knew more I'd tell you! Perhaps you could look at www.ferryguide.nu as
that site covers a lot of Scandinavian ferries and look under Fjord Line.
Hope that helps!
Paul
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I've just had a look at the above web page and there is a picture of the
Bergen.
Follow 'In English', 'Companies', Fjord Line', 'Bergen' and there it is!
Jason Wakeford <barc...@mail.com> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
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> Is there another sister of the Stena Challenger (Holyhead-Dublin Port) and
> TT Traveller (ex-Stena Traveller, which operated alongside the Stena
> Normandy between Southampton-Cherbourg) ?
> This Stena book says they were two of three...was the third built and if
so
> where is she in service today?
>
> Thanks
>
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> Jason Wakeford-
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