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about 75 miles south of Nova Scotia
MS Carnival Splendor also showed up
as did a Holland America or Royal Carribean ship.
and the Celebrity Summit.
For what turned out to be a false Man Overboard, a fishing marker or life jacket/ring from a fishing boat.
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and then all raced on westbound again for NYC
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Which one is the Ebola ship?
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Speedy wrote:
Which one is the Ebola ship?
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My Brother is on a 10 day Autumn Leaves Tour, NY to Quebec City. I'll bet they were on one of those ships.
northern california coast
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I came over here on the original Queen Mary. (Yes, I am that old.)
I'm not sure how much of what I remember was true, and how much was embellished by my Parents, as a reminder that I always had been a Naughty Boy.
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eustacetilley wrote:
I came over here on the original Queen Mary. (Yes, I am that old.)
Back when ships were fast and beautiful, not the top heavy, bulk carriers of today.
I recall being aboard the Queen Elizabeth as a child. I always wished I could have seen the United States in her day, racing like the greyhound of the sea. To have seen the engineering beauties of the French liners Normandie, and Ile de France would have been a treat.
Even the smaller liners like America and the ill-fated the Andrea Doria were elegant.
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Nice pix! And your sensor needs cleaning...
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DP wrote:
Nice pix! And your sensor needs cleaning...
Yeah I never see those till I get home.
I've been lucky so far they blow out.
