TALABOT - IMO 5351167
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Photo Comments (6)
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seaway7228 on Aug 12, 2012 02:49 (10 months ago) | |
| Yep all these shots are lovely views capturing the full essence of the vessel. Great deck views of real vessels. |
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Ian Horsfall on Aug 11, 2012 02:36 (10 months ago) | |
| Another Masterpiece from down Under, what aprivelive to view this Snap |
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Patagualino on Aug 10, 2012 23:37 (10 months ago) | |
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Chris, you & Gordy are my favourite posters of these classics from 'down under' Absolutely stunning photos of when ships-were-ships & were crewed by people who took pride in their work.
When ships were not regarded as non-returnable bottles.....Today they harp on about being "green".... yet scrap ships still in their prime just to build a replacement? How "Green" is that then? These ships lasted 30 or more years.... But all you hear is "Not green! Scrap it!!" The process's involved in replacing many such ships causes far more pollution than their continued use. We have really lost the plot I think.(But we don't do politics here, do we?) Anyway, keep these delights coming..... Best Regards, Steve. |
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David Meare on Aug 10, 2012 22:44 (10 months ago) | |
| I agree. When I worked for Brocklebanks I saw Wilhelmsen's vessels from time to time and they always looked immaculate. Thanks Chris. |
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