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Entering Sydney Harbour, left turn made under North Head. 2 December 2013.
See Google Earth 33°49'38.85" S 151°16'45.04" E
IMO number : 9228198
Name of ship : DIAMOND PRINCESS (since 01/02/2004)
Call Sign : ZCDF8
MMSI : 310404000
Gross tonnage : 115875 (during 2000)
DWT : 14601
Type of ship : Passenger (Cruise) Ship (during 2000)
Year of build : 2004
Flag : Bermuda (during 2000)
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MBregards.
ventuari
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nice work Clyde
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That's a nice way to start my day. Thank you all.
I wish more cruise ships would arrive in daylight instead of before dawn.
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- Great angle and nice colours ;-)
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Cheers Richard
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Splendid photo, Clyde!
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Allan
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Great angle for this shot Clyde!
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@Roar. A cruise review site states "trademark funnel, which sported two side-mounted pods that most people likened to jet engines. They really served no purpose, other than to tell the world about a unique power plant inside—a hybrid system of diesel-electric and gas-turbine propulsion designed to run cleaner in the pristine environments where the ships operate, such as Alaska."
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on each side of the funnel is?
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