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Photographer:
K. Watson [ View profile ]
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Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Photo Category:
Harbour Overview Images
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Jul 14, 2008
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3,648 x 2,736

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View from mid-harbour at Halifax,Nova Scotia , looking South with McNab's Island on left,George's Island and Fort Charlotte in the centre ,and the shiping lane and North Atlantic on the right.The vessels are: Tall Ship Silva (5327996,1938,167 tons, SFPU) now a tourist sight seeing vessel,and one of the harbour passenger ferries ,Dartmouth III(7801776,1979,256 tons).
Photographed on 25th June 2008.
© Capnken 2008.

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Hi Ken,

As the view is toward the island, and it shows two vessels, think Shipping would be better place for the photo. Would be also good to hear your thoughts.

brgds,
Pekka - admin

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Hi again Pekka: Well now, the purpose was to show the harbour entrance from the landward with the harbour islands ( there are three: George's Isld,McNab's Island and Lawlor's Island) which together block the North Atlantic to the South- East, and thus form Halifax Harbour,one of the World's finest and deepest ice-free harbours. Anyway, since I didn't include ship specs,they are incidental as they are always plying the harbour,one a tourist tall ship, and the other, one of three harbour passenger ferries. Your call Pekka. Mine is Harbour Overview/Outview? Cheers,Ken

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Hi Ken,

I think as you said it shows the harbour entrance, it suits still in Shipping main category, as entraces & shipping lanes would describe "shipping" as the ships have to use those getting in & out the harbour.

brgds,
Pekka

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Hi Pekka: O.K. , I've added a bit on the ships, Will do.Cheers,Ken

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