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Uploaded: 09/30/07 7:40 AM GMT
Zeeland Maritime (38), Flushing Roads
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Tallships at Flushing Roads, Zeeland, The Netherlands. Hope you're not getting bored by another tallship image else I'll delete this image.

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.pljok
09/30/07 8:16 AM GMT
I'm not bored! Not at all. :) Thank you for this series. You gave me some of the best boat shots. Don't stop this please.
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.paul1972
09/30/07 8:42 AM GMT
Hey! Don't delete this picture it's an excellent post! I like all these type of pics with the old style ships. This is the sort of shot that would go on the wall, nice work.

Paul :)
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Drink triple, see double, act single!!!
.rozem061
09/30/07 10:35 AM GMT
Last, but not least, Cornelius!
One of your best in this series!
John
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MY PHOTOGRAFIC VISION... I am not an artist, I only let you see with my eyes...!
::LynEve
09/30/07 11:22 AM GMT
I agree, this is up there with the best of the series - very fine work.
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.Magicpic
09/30/07 11:58 AM GMT
Waarom zou je deze verwijderen Cornelius?Is toch een prima foto en zeker niet banaal.
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::cynlee
09/30/07 4:02 PM GMT
Wonderful post, Cornelius. I am always intriqued by the number of sails and can't begin to imagine the purpose of each. They are pretty majestic looking vessels, no doubt and they look great together here in your shot.
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You will be led to the knowledge of the internal things which are invisible to you, by the external things which you see before you. . . . Even so then, we can represent to ourselves in thought the Author of all that is, by contemplating and admiring the (visible) things which He has made, and ever brings into being. - Hermes
::m0rnstar
09/30/07 5:52 PM GMT
I'm glad you posted this Cornelius - it's a GREAT desktop image for me! Really beautiful these boats are... ~Mary~
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.89037
09/30/07 7:52 PM GMT
Awesome shot !!..the ships are FANTASTIC!!
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Adriana....:)
.RenieRenee
09/30/07 9:30 PM GMT
Oh wow...what an off the wall picture, you wouldn't expect to see these types of boats...great job!
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::phasmid
10/01/07 2:28 AM GMT
I am jealous. I had a chance to take shots of tall ships this summer and I lost it, so I am glad you put up another image of these beauties...not bored a bit!

♫ :)PJ 005 ♪

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.spunkymunky711
10/01/07 6:18 PM GMT
I love TallShips! any picture of the tallships are incredible!
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I want to sail away into the night sky.
::JQ
10/02/07 11:24 AM GMT
this is lovely! they are amazing ships, i wish the modern ships were not in the shot then it could look like a classic painting of them!
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.Blumie
10/07/07 1:53 AM GMT
This is just amazing and great. I do not see any need for saying sorry!
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I would be happy, seeing you in my galerie. Today I've posted October 2007
twinkel
10/07/07 9:55 AM GMT
great pictures Cornelius... brings back the old days..huh... because of the atmosphere:))
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laughter is the best medicine.
.boremachine
10/07/07 12:28 AM GMT
Oh I enjoy it!
Nice view on those big sailing ships :o)
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If you have some minutes why don't you come visiting my gallery ?
::sasraku
10/10/07 8:54 AM GMT
Just stunning my friend, wonderful image indeed.

Regards,

Mark.
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::Roseman_Stan
11/16/07 7:07 PM GMT
Great shot! :) Really love the vessel on the right!
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