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Thames Journey (9): Greenwich

Our next call was at Greenwich. The Naval College was built around 1700 as a home for retired and destitute … More

Greenwich, River Thames

Tall Ships Festival (4)

Another highlight of my day at the Tall Ships Festival was some smaller barges which was also present on the … More

Greenwich, River barges, Tall Ships Festival

Tall Ships Festival (3)

Dar Mlodziezy moored at Greenwich Penninsular Dar Mlodziezy (The gift of youth) is one of six ships of this design … More

Greenwich, Tall Ships Festival

Tall Ships Festival (2)

Onto the main site at Greenwich waterfront. The Tolkien was built in East Germany as a motorised tug boat. After … More

Greenwich, Tall Ships Festival

Tall Ships Festival (1)

A visit this weekend to the Tall Ships festival at Greenwich My first stop was Woolwich Riverfront where some of … More

Greenwich, Tall Ships Festival

Cutty Sark (8): Images of a ship

“Cutty Sark June 2012” by Lauair -Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons – http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/ File:Cutty_Sark_June_2012.jpg#mediaviewer/File:Cutty_Sark_June_2012.jpg

Cutty Sark, Greenwich

Cutty Sark (7)

The Cutty Sark was built for speed and nowhere do you get a better feeling of this than when looking … More

Cutty Sark, Greenwich

Cutty Sark (4) Seamans quarters

In order to maximise space in the holds, the seaman’s quarters were built in bunk blocks on the main deck. … More

Cutty Sark, Greenwich

Cutty Sark (3)

The Cutty Sark is 212 ft long and has a draft of only 21ft

Cutty Sark, Greenwich

Cutty Sark (2): What is a Cutty Sark?

A cutty sark is a name given in lowland Scotland to a short shift worn by ladies. The most famous … More

Cutty Sark, Greenwich

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