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Thanks for the link Ken...nice to see that operation!

A pic of the new 55-meter "Serenity" with the rest of her body!

SERENITY - ShipSpotting.com - Ship Photos and Ship Tracker

Could someone tell me what is the grey structure surrounding the balcony of the suite in the forward hull? Is some kind of privacy screen?

http://photos2.marinetraffic.com/ais/showphoto.aspx?photoid=514496&size=full

but it is flush -if you will- with the contour of the balcony...so from that perspective....fenders?

Maybe storm shutters is plausible because they do not look very see-through to be privacy screens.

Seems like the brand-new 55-meter "Serenity" is completed now. She is sitting in Gibraltar in the below link to the photo a few days ago. Seems like she has the same screens/fenders/buffers/ whatever they are...around the balcony as well.

http://photos.marinetraffic.com/ais/showphoto.aspx?photoid=682875&size=full

Lars...check this pic posted by Daniel... maybe this shows it...with how the white fender is kind-of sitting on it to protect the bulge of the balcony...

A look at the recently launched 44-meter "Lady L" by Heesen...

Just to keep those of you out there that are interested, interested! The first hull of the 3700s series that was built as the "Lady Ingeborg"...has a new name. "Clia" is her new name...you might remember her previous name was "Necklace II" but she was finally sold.

Not Heesen news but a video that I enjoyed watch of the "Blind Date" squeezing in at St. Tropez. Not a nice name to have when you are in close quarters docking with other yachts

Impressionnant amarrage de Blind Date à Saint-Tropez - YouTube

Nice with you keen eye to take the webcam shots.