On Sep 24, 10:08 am, "Edgar" wrote:
Ye gods! That is the old pre-war 'Normandie' they are breaking up on their
beach. A really big ship comparable to the 'Queen Mary'. Norwegians bought
her off the French, removed two of the four engines for the sake of economy
and used her as a cruise liner. What a way for a proud ship to end
up -complete with furniture etc. it would seem.

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I bet if you were in India, you could get a deal on some nice vintage
bronze portholes.. I just hope they do not pround them into bronze
and brass tourist trinkets.

Joe