Post Amazingly Cool Pictures Of Ships or Boats!
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Alfa_75_Steve said:
Chassis 33 said:
HMS Hermes returning from the Falklands, looking very battle scarred.Thanks. Rob
Do poor photos of amazingly cool ships count?
These beauties are currently moored up just down the road from me. There's a "Sail Out Parade" this afternoon so hopefully get to see some with their sails up.
El Galeon
Shtandart
Cisne Branco
US Coast Guard Cutter Eagle
I had a look around the Dutch Barque Europa yesterday and love the idea of some of the trips they do, however I'm not sure I love the idea quite enough to fork out 10k each (plus flights to Chile) for a 22 day cruise around Antarctica.
These beauties are currently moored up just down the road from me. There's a "Sail Out Parade" this afternoon so hopefully get to see some with their sails up.
El Galeon
Shtandart
Cisne Branco
US Coast Guard Cutter Eagle
I had a look around the Dutch Barque Europa yesterday and love the idea of some of the trips they do, however I'm not sure I love the idea quite enough to fork out 10k each (plus flights to Chile) for a 22 day cruise around Antarctica.
RizzoTheRat said:
Do poor photos of amazingly cool ships count?
I had a look around the Dutch Barque Europa yesterday and love the idea of some of the trips they do, however I'm not sure I love the idea quite enough to fork out 10k each (plus flights to Chile) for a 22 day cruise around Antarctica.
Pictures of tall ships always welcome but I'm biased...I had a look around the Dutch Barque Europa yesterday and love the idea of some of the trips they do, however I'm not sure I love the idea quite enough to fork out 10k each (plus flights to Chile) for a 22 day cruise around Antarctica.
I saw the same ships a week earlier in Rouen, when I was onboard Tenacious for a couple of days. Yes they do look better with sails up, here she is:
You can sail this one or her sister in British waters or around Norwegian fjords or Iceland for considerably less than £10K.
PM if interested.
Up for sale 1950s, ferrari powered a powerful hydroplane built for one thing to break the world speed record on water.
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The Royal Navy's 18" naval gun (same size as the guns of the IJN Yamato), it was previously fitted to HMS Furious until that was converted to an aircraft carrier.
Just happened to be removed and refitted onto one of it's smallest big gun warships. The monitor HMS Lord Clive. The gun turret could not be rotated, it was fixed to fire to starboard and used for shore bombardment. It did also had a fully rotating turret armed with 2x 12" guns, the same size as most battleships on either side in WWI.
Just happened to be removed and refitted onto one of it's smallest big gun warships. The monitor HMS Lord Clive. The gun turret could not be rotated, it was fixed to fire to starboard and used for shore bombardment. It did also had a fully rotating turret armed with 2x 12" guns, the same size as most battleships on either side in WWI.
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