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[Seismiccruiser]

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Hi All,

Some of you might find this link interesting, but quite sad.

Where do the ships go to at the end of their life? This is one of the places.

Seismiccruiser

[RMMV Aureol]

Interesting link. It came from http://www.maritimematters.com, where I posted the page originally. Not sure how it got there. For updates on the ships at Alang and the inventory of things rescued, here is the proper link: http://www.midshipcentury.com

 

Many thanks,

 

Peter Knego

[DocF]

Interesting link. It came from www.maritimematters.com, where I posted the page originally. Not sure how it got there. For updates on the ships at Alang and the inventory of things rescued, here is the proper link: www.midshipcentury.com

 

Many thanks,

 

Peter Knego

 

Peter, Google has some sort of bot that scans for photos. That is how they captured your shot.

 

I want to take this chance to thank you for all your efforts and the loving time and energy you put in to preserving our maritime tradition.

 

Doc

[Seismiccruiser]

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Interesting link. It came from www.maritimematters.com, where I posted the page originally. Not sure how it got there. For updates on the ships at Alang and the inventory of things rescued, here is the proper link: www.midshipcentury.com

 

Many thanks,

 

Peter Knego

 

Hi Peter,

 

Many thanks for your input. It was an interesting article to read, especially as I am an ex Cunard employee from the 70's.

I still work at sea, and am always interested in any thing maritime, especially cruise ships.

Best regards,

Seismiccruiser.