RHEDERI M. JEBSEN

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                 M/S "Emma Jebsen" - China Trader -

                                          People and life onboard - (and ashore)

"M/S "Emma Jebsen" A gorgeous Chinese dinner in the Officer's Mess. Seen left to right: 1st. Officer Birger Hauerslev, Electrician Li Chau, 2nd. Engr. Ivar Rathenburg, Chief Officer Christian List Petersen. - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

1972-07-090   M/S "Emma Jebsen"

- and here outside on the recreation deck - Radio Officer Ib Thorsen Hansen in front and 1st. Officer Birger Hauerslev and 1st. Engr. Gerhard Glass behind.

(Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" Officers enjoying around the table 1st. Off. Birger Hauerslev, 1st. Engr. Gerhard Glass, 2nd. Engr. Ivar Rathenburg and Radio Officer Ib Thorsen Hansen. - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - Chan Lap Chung gets a haircut from Leung Chi Man - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" After the haircut they are still good friends , - surprisingly enough!!! - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" Dinner is saved , - Chan Lap Chung hunting sea birds in the Pacific, July 1973. - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - back in Mao's China again, - Tsingtao July 1973 -, with PLA soldiers watching the ship - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - 1st. Engineers Day Room - my cabin -, where I spent several years of my life on the China Coast. Take note of my "Lucky Dragon" hanging from the ceiling. I still have it, but now it is hanging in my private home. - (Photographed in 1974 by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" interior. My cabin - 1st. Engineers Day Room. Another view, - with "Lucky Dragon"! - (Photographed in 1974 by karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - another one of my cabin, - this time in colour - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - burning incense sticks are placed on the windlass brake - Photographed on August 4th. 1974 in the South China sea - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - another joss stick on the windlass brake - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen - here a couple of sticks attached to a life buoy - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" Here joss sticks are burned in connection with a celebration for "Tin Hau", - Aug. 16th.1974 -, in the South China Sea - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

"M/S "Emma Jebsen" - offerings for Tin Hau on the poop deck - Photographed on August 16th. 1974 in the South China Sea - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - a box full of gifts for Tin Hau - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - Radio Operator Henrik Cederberg and Chief Engr. Ottosen relaxing at my garden furnitures on the recreation deck aft. (Well, - actually the benches and table are not mine but belongs to Jebsen,- but I made them!) - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - Chef at work, - Chan Lap Chung cooking in the engine control room. - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

With different groups of Chinese onboard, it was unavoidable, that what was considered delicious for one group, was not necesssarily so great for others - - -

In the engine room we always used only Cantonese people, and they have their own favourites - just like the Swatow- and the Foochow-sailors have theirs - - -

Therefore it sometimes happened that the engine people, - the Cantonese -, made their own cooking on a hotplate in the engine control room, and really enjoyed food like it should be to their taste: Perfect!

In this series of pictures, it is Engine Fitter Chan Lap Chung that took the responsibility for cooking genuine Cantonese food, - and of course we were all invited to join in - - -

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" Chan Lap Chung has just been cooking - Uhmmmmmmmm - - - Perfect! - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

M/S "Emma Jebsen" - and here our Chinese Third Engineer - Lam - is stuffing his small belly with some genuine Cantonese home cooking - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - and share willingly with the engine people. Left to right: Fitter Chan Lap Chung, 2nd. Engr. Svend Aage Tonnesen, 3rd. Engineer Lam, Chief Engr. Ottosen. - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - relaxing in the Officer's day room 1974 - Left to right: 2nd. Engineer Svend Aage Tønnesen, 2nd. Mate Kent Iversen and 1st. Officer Birger Hauerslev - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - Christmas 1975 - Chief Engineer Ottosen being served while 3rd. Engineer Lam - and Electrician Li Chau are fighting with knife and fork. - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" Christmas 1975 - roasted suckling pig anyone??? - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" Christmas 1975 - 2nd. Engineer Per Madsen in good mood, - and good company - (Have forgotten their names! ) - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - Chan Lap Chung caught in acton again, - while cooking behind the main switch board in the engine control room - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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M/S "Emma Jebsen" - fish anyone??? - - Chan Lap Chung cooking in 1976 - (Photography by Karsten Petersen ©)

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