Found on YouTube. Created by "DreamerDron". Originally published on 2021-05-02.
Una nave cisterna, con l aiuto dei rimorchiatori, ormeggia in banchina.
A tanker, with the help of tugs, moors on the quay.
A tanker, with the help of tugs, moors on the quay.
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