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Jewel of the Seas
Portland, Maine
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Lifeboat test
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Jewel of the Seas
I got to work early this morning, got out of my truck and I started walking
towards the HS Tosca. Then I ran back to my truck, grabbed my camera, climbed up on a 42 inch pipeline and prayed something would come out that was worth posting. I wish I had something to steady my camera. With all the lights, the navigational lights are easty to spot. GO RED SOX Mark |
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Jewel of the Seas
In article ,
"MWB" wrote: Portland, Maine begin 666 IMG_6853.JPG Inflamed Boil on the Ass of the Seas! Ugh - but those cruise ships are ugly! |
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John Meyer wrote: In article , "MWB" wrote: Portland, Maine begin 666 IMG_6853.JPG Inflamed Boil on the Ass of the Seas! Ugh - but those cruise ships are ugly! Agreed. I'm reminded on a milk carton washed back and forth by the tide amidst the pilings. I suspect these vessels were designed by accountants to maximize the take. |
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