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Rickmer Rickmers
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Uploaded: 07/28/08 10:10 PM GMT
Rickmer Rickmers
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The "Rickmer Rickmers" was built in Bremerhaven in 1896 as a steel hulled Windjammer of 318 ft. length and 40 ft. breadth for the German Rickmers Line. She has a long history which you can read either here: Rickmer Rickmers or a more detailed history with photo of the crew etc. here: Rickmer Rickmers Today this ship is a permanent landmark of Hamburg.
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.Genver
07/28/08 10:37 PM GMT
Very good view of the boat,the sky is very nice,good clarity too,it is a very lovely photo.
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pretty! Nice pic of the whole ship and surrounding area. great job!!
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"I didn't fight my way to the top of the food chain to be a vegetarian."
What a Fantastic Piece of Workmanship.
Over 100 years Old and looks like NEW.
Amazing !
Would love to see this Giant Vessel in person.
Thanks for sharing Raj.
E J
Over 100 years Old and looks like NEW.
Amazing !
Would love to see this Giant Vessel in person.
Thanks for sharing Raj.
E J
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Ribbit ! Come on over to my Pad.
Wonderful shot,I will not hesitate to give 10/10
in VB. It dosen't look 112 years old,looks fantastic!!
Great work Raj.
in VB. It dosen't look 112 years old,looks fantastic!!
Great work Raj.
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I've sailed from and to this port in the 50's. The town seems to sparkle, now. Great capture, Raj.
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Ask your Congressmen and Senators why our existing wells aren't pumping more than 3 days a month? There a lot of unused capacity in existing wells.
Great shot of this fine vessel - well done.She looks extremely well preserved.
My friends are visiting Hamburg in a week or so - I guess they will see this.
My friends are visiting Hamburg in a week or so - I guess they will see this.
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
In my country there's the saying: "Wooden ships, iron seamen; Iron ships, wooden seamen." Think however that the seamen at the Rickmer Rickmers were the well-known exception to the rule.
Excellent post Raj. Must have been a wonderful sight to see this ship sailing with all her sails. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Regards, Cornelius.
Excellent post Raj. Must have been a wonderful sight to see this ship sailing with all her sails. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Regards, Cornelius.
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Cornelius was here! (lol) Click HERE to see his work!