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- Q102382 subject Q7472575.
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- Q102382 abstract "J.R. Tolkien is a gaff-topsail schooner of Netherlands registry used for passenger cruises on the Baltic Sea and elsewhere in European waters.Originally named Dierkow, the vessel was built in 1964 as a seagoing diesel-electric tug at the Edgar-André-Werft in Magdeburg, East Germany. As a tug the Dierkow was employed in freight transportation under East German registry from the Baltic port of Rostock.In 1994 the Dierkow was acquired by the Van der Rest family for conversion to a topsail schooner with auxiliary propulsion for passenger cruising. Undergoing conversion at Rotterdam between 1995 and 1998, the craft was placed in Netherlands registry at Amsterdam and was renamed J.R. Tolkien in honor of the British author J.R.R. Tolkien.As a schooner the J.R. Tolkien is a topsail-rigged vessel of 139 tons and measures 36m in hull length (41.7m overall) with a beam of 7.8m and draft of 3.2m. Two 32m masts carry a sail area of 628 square meters. Auxiliary propulsion is supplied by a Caterpillar engine of 365 horsepower.The J.R. Tolkien carries a crew of 10 with 20 to 90 passengers on a day sail or up to 32 passengers on weekends or longer cruises. Accommodations include 11 cabins (ten with three berths, one with two berths) with separate shower and WC. The main salon can seat 50 persons for dinner. The J.R. Tolkien is operated by Van der Rest Sail Charter.".
- Q102382 builder Q1733.
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- Q102382 height "32.0".
- Q102382 length "41.7".
- Q102382 shipBeam "7.8".
- Q102382 status "Active".
- Q102382 status "Converted to a topsail schooner, 1994".
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- Q102382 shipBuilder "Edgar-André-Werft, Magdeburg".
- Q102382 shipCountry "East Germany".
- Q102382 shipCountry "Netherlands".
- Q102382 shipFate "Converted to a topsail schooner, 1994".
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- Q102382 shipName "Dierkow".
- Q102382 shipName "J.R. Tolkien".
- Q102382 shipOperator "Van der Rest Sail Charter".
- Q102382 shipStatus "Active".
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- Q102382 comment "J.R. Tolkien is a gaff-topsail schooner of Netherlands registry used for passenger cruises on the Baltic Sea and elsewhere in European waters.Originally named Dierkow, the vessel was built in 1964 as a seagoing diesel-electric tug at the Edgar-André-Werft in Magdeburg, East Germany.".
- Q102382 label "J.R. Tolkien (schooner)".
- Q102382 name "Dierkow".
- Q102382 name "J.R. Tolkien".