And in the same spirit: 1:54 the three fields/stripes on the funnel are a subtle remnant from the ferry's days as Jens Kofoed and sailing for Danish shipping line "Bornholmstrafikken" (now defunct). The funnel itself was black, and the stripes were red-white-red (the colours of the Danish flag are red and white). 7:26 I'm willing to bet my last beer that this is the refurbished restaurant. In its initial conception it had green carpets, and the chairs (which I'm dead certain are the original ones from 1979, or very loyal reproductions at least!) had green upholstery, instead of the current beige/khaki thing. :) 7:40 The shirt could be a co-incidence, but just to be on the safe side: Heel lekker om so 'n mooi Nederlandse meisietjie te sien! :) 8:01 During the Jens Kofoed days, the Danish (well, d'oh ... hehe) ensign flag was flown instead. In addition, it had a yellow postal horn imposed in the upper left field, as the ferry would also carry mail from Bornholm to Copenhagen. The mail box was located inside the ship itself, just a few meters past the gang-plank. Back then, the ticket control was at the gangway itself, so anyone with a letter could unceremoniously march on board, tell the staff "just posting a letter!", drop it into the mailbox, and leave again. :) 9:34 I see the gangway is as ridiculously long on Åland as it was in Ystad. 🤣😂
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Is that the former Jens kofoed
Yes!
And in the same spirit:
1:54 the three fields/stripes on the funnel are a subtle remnant from the ferry's days as Jens Kofoed and sailing for Danish shipping line "Bornholmstrafikken" (now defunct). The funnel itself was black, and the stripes were red-white-red (the colours of the Danish flag are red and white).
7:26 I'm willing to bet my last beer that this is the refurbished restaurant. In its initial conception it had green carpets, and the chairs (which I'm dead certain are the original ones from 1979, or very loyal reproductions at least!) had green upholstery, instead of the current beige/khaki thing. :)
7:40 The shirt could be a co-incidence, but just to be on the safe side: Heel lekker om so 'n mooi Nederlandse meisietjie te sien! :)
8:01 During the Jens Kofoed days, the Danish (well, d'oh ... hehe) ensign flag was flown instead. In addition, it had a yellow postal horn imposed in the upper left field, as the ferry would also carry mail from Bornholm to Copenhagen. The mail box was located inside the ship itself, just a few meters past the gang-plank. Back then, the ticket control was at the gangway itself, so anyone with a letter could unceremoniously march on board, tell the staff "just posting a letter!", drop it into the mailbox, and leave again. :)
9:34 I see the gangway is as ridiculously long on Åland as it was in Ystad. 🤣😂