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#5
The pictures above were much wider angled than that, but I had to crop them to make them smaller to place on here. Any other way round it? Ta.
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#6
vallen jpegger reduces image size and is free!
nice pics - thank you
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Thanks David, I`ll give it a go.
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Colin! You do realise that yonder cliffs are Dover's White Cliffs!
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Alexander, I was hoping nobody noticed mate.
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colin
do you have any info on the vessel in posts 2,3 and 4?
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The cruise ship Howard is the `REGATTA`, but I couldn`t make out the name on the yacht I`m afraid.
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Thanks Colin, I saw the vessel but didn't get down to see it. I do wonder if it is the same one that was down last summer ?
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the sailing ship last summer was a dutch training vessel, whatever that means.
my first thought was, is that the same one.
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This mornings visitor was the Dutch sail training vessel "Morgenster."
http://www.zeilbrik.org/en/node/317
The Dutch three masted sail training vessel which Colin photographed on March 29th was the "Eendracht."
http://www.eendracht.nl/en/default.jxGuest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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Nothing to do with this post really, but just tried my humble zoom out on this vessel passing in the channel this morning for when the Queen Mary returns.
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Nothing to do with the thread either but this passed this afternoon - the Rambiz
The Rambiz has a lifting capacity of 3.300 tons and is suitable for platform installation and removal, wreckage removal and other special heavy lifting tasks.
Both cranes reach to a lift height of 90 meters. The vessel is fully certified for ocean passage with the cranes fully erected.
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That`s some vessel you caught there Paul, and I read your notes, but despite that, I wouldn`t fancy being up one of those cranes in a rolling sea. I took the above image of a ship arriving in the Western entrance this afternoon, but with the haze, I couldn`t make out the name, so maybe Ed might know.
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#18
Looks like Coral Water, one of the bunkering ships
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I`ve just opened an email from the Ship`s monthly editor regarding the images I sent of the above yacht, which PaulB kindly put on the front page the other day, and while they haven`t been accepted, the important thing is they haven`t been rejected, as usually happens from publisher`s when they`re not interested in picture`s for reasons of poor quality or lack of appeal. Not just for me, but I`d be grateful for this forum if any were published. Thanks for the info Ed regarding the vessel`s name and useage.
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I spotted this craft from the sea front last weekend, but went up the POW pier today to view it. Anyone know what its doing?
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