Stavros S Niarchos

• Guest 651

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  21 July 2012     18:59184003
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  As opposed to the grim weather on Wednesday - the ship looked great in this afternoon sunlight with the Castle as a backdrop
  
  

  
  Been nice knowing you :)
• howard mcsweeney1

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  21 July 2012     19:13184004
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  that's a relief i saw the thread title and thought we had yet another takeaway opening on the london road.
• Brian Dixon

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  21 July 2012     20:34184015
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  no howard,next door to the chemist folkestone road.
• Guest 641

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  21 July 2012     20:37184016
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  I thought it was the father and son dancing troupe from X factor fame
• Guest 718

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  21 July 2012     20:43184017
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  You must have been very near me Paul. Shortly after the departure of the Windsurf and Ryndam, the Stavros S Niarchos moved over to the Admiralty Pier to take on water prior to departure.
  
  

  

  
  
  This is something you wouldn't see on the Windsurf (unless the computers went down, that is !)
  
  

  

  
  
  

  

  
  
  

  

  
  
  

  

  
  
  

  
• Brian Dixon

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  21 July 2012     20:49184018
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  now left the harbour via the eastern entrance.
• Guest 698

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  21 July 2012     22:21184023
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  Wonderful modern technology allowing her to sail the world under bare poles. What a shame she didn't set some canvas before leaving.
  I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
• Guest 651

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  21 July 2012     23:34184025
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  I was on the Prince of Wales Pier - I think I can see me on the 2nd image !!
  Been nice knowing you :)
• Guest 640

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  23 July 2012     08:32184157
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  Grand pictures again lads...excellent.
  
  Took this one yesterday, ermmm or was it saturday, when i saw smoke coming out of the rear as you can see. I keep seeing everything catching fire , so i thought oh no not again!. But nothing further materialised so i guess the chef in the galley must just have burnt the sausages.
  
  

  
  email: dover7@msn.com
• Guest 663

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  23 July 2012     09:10184168
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  LOL!!! PaulB burnt sauages and beans think they need a new chef.
  PS- lovely pictures of the Tall ship though.
• Brian Dixon

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  23 July 2012     11:14184178
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  no,no ,no that was the bbq fireing up,closely folowed by burnt sausages,burgers and beans.and not forgetting the under cooked burnt ckicken.
• Guest 656

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  23 July 2012     12:06184185
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  Great pic above there Scotchie, I spotted you on the first pic of Johns great shots, your're on the extreme right of pic, sitting comfortably still snapping away with your camera in hand