Container vessel on its way from Rotterdam to the Nordic area
a so-called feeder ship passing through the Kiel Canal aka Nord-Ostsee-Kanal
a sea route through the northern German from the southern North Sea
a shortcut bypassing Denmark for the western Baltic Sea, which saves a lot of hours.
A channel of 98 km which can be compared to the channels in Panama and Suez
average saving of 280 nautical miles (519 km).
On the stage, in addition to road bridges, railway bridges and tunnels
there are14 small ferries which actually all are free to use, as far as known
humorous said so there’s almost no longer than one can jump over.
Le Drake Noir 
The operation of container vessels must be more complicated than it looks like… Great photos!
#.amy
Thanks a lot, so glad you do like it… 🙂
Yeah I guess it’s a very complicated world in terms of logistics… 🙂
Nice post with good explanation.
#.jan masyn
Thanks a lot, really appreciates… 🙂
I still haven’t been to a place without Maersk shipping containers:)
#.mitzie mee
You are so right, we see them everywhere… 😉
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#.franckmicha
Thanks a lot, really appreciates… 🙂
They are magnificent…especially the first one… There’s something about planes and ships (and, accordingly – airports and ports) that fascinates me…always has… 🙂
#.ese
Yeah, there are some magic about trains, ships and planes
maybe it’s our longing for traveling… 🙂