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A l'époque où cette photo a été prise, Mayotte n'avait pas encore de port en eau profonde. Les navires de commerce restaient donc au large du port de Mamoudzou. Il fallait donc aller chercher leur chargement avec des bateaux plus modestes. Aujourd'hui, le 101e département français dispose d'un port de commerce digne de ce nom à Longoni.
At the time this photo was taken, Mayotte did not yet have a deepwater port. The merchant ships therefore remained off the port of Mamoudzou. It was therefore necessary to fetch their load with more modest boats. Today, the 101st French department has a commercial port worthy of the name in Longoni.
[Photo prise avec un Nikon FG-20]
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DOCKERS (Nantes) vs LEOPARDS (Rouen)
27/09/2014
Match amical
2014 © Guillaume Choplin
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DOCKERS (Nantes) vs LEOPARDS (Rouen)
27/09/2014
Match amical
2014 © Guillaume Choplin
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DB Cargo Class 66, 66035 Resourceful with 66133 on the rear arriving into Stafford working Another Liverpool Docker, 1Z35 Reading to Liverpool Bull Terminal,
A Fiddlers Ferry - Hunterston FLHH empty coal train passes Docker. 66559 is working 4S41 on the 11th April 2014
DOCKERS (Nantes) vs LEOPARDS (Rouen)
27/09/2014
Match amical
2014 © Guillaume Choplin
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DOCKERS (Nantes) vs STEEPLES (St Christophe)
25/01/2015
Match amical - senior
Complexe sportif Mangin Beaulieu - Nantes
2015 © Calife one
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A Virgin Trains class 390 Pendolino crosses Docker viaduct working 1S42 07:30 London Euston to Glasgow Central.
Boxes with washing machines, television sets, and all kinds of hardware and glassware pile up near the dhows, with workers using trolleys to take the goods across the heavy traffic.
Against a lovely backdrop, Colas 66847 rattles down grade with 6J37 Carlisle - Chirk timber. No sign of a Grid this week!
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DOCKERS (Nantes) vs LEOPARDS (Rouen)
27/09/2014
Match amical
2014 © Guillaume Choplin
dockersfootball.com
Detail from a photo of the Liverpool Overhead Railway taken in May 1956 by J.E. Davies and published in Modern Locomotives Illustrated No. 228, courtesy of Rail Archive Stephenson. The LOR was a pioneer electric elevated railway than ran between 1893 and the end of 1956. The LOR remained an independent operation throughout its life, but the high costs of repairing the infrastructure after years of pollution and corrosion proved prohibitive. So much to enjoy in this view, taken close to Liverpool Pier Head and looking towards the Strand. The late 19th century building was occupied at the date of the photograph by Pacific Steam Navigation Co. but was built originally for the White Star Company. It was the scene of much distress in April 1912 as news of the sinking of the Liverpool-registered Titanic filtered through. The architect was Richard Norman Shaw, who used similar motifs in his design for the original Scotland Yard building. The bus is a Liverpool Corporation Weymann-bodied vehicle, most likely a Leyland PD2.
I have vivid memories of visiting Liverpool in 1955 and 1956, of being impressed by the Liverpool Corporation Green Goddess streamliner trams as well as the smart bus fleet, and of travelling underground on the Mersey electric trains (the last word in modernity, I thought). Lewis's department store (my first experience of riding on an escalator) was another source of wonder. Alas, I have no memories of the Liverpool Overhead Railway. But when I first visited Chicago in the late 1980s and rode around The Loop, I immediately felt a spiritual connection with Liverpool.
In fine conditions, a disgraceful looking 88004 passes Docker working 4S43 Daventry - Mossend.
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DOCKERS (Nantes) vs STEEPLES (St Christophe)
25/01/2015
Match amical - senior
Complexe sportif Mangin Beaulieu - Nantes
2015 © Calife one
dockersfootball.com
DOCKERS (Nantes) vs LEOPARDS (Rouen)
27/09/2014
Match amical
2014 © Guillaume Choplin
dockersfootball.com
DOCKERS (Nantes) vs LEOPARDS (Rouen)
27/09/2014
Match amical
2014 © Guillaume Choplin
dockersfootball.com
Près du pont III, a été érigée une sculpture de métal en souvenir des dockers victimes de l'amiante.
DOCKERS (Nantes) vs TONNERRE (Brest)
Week 5 - 08/02/2015
Stade Michel Lecointre - Nantes
Championnat de France D3 - senior
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2015 © Jean-Claude Belfiore
DOCKERS (Nantes) vs YANKEES (Angers)
Week 1 - 26/10/2014
Championnat de France D3 - senior
2014 © Guillaume Choplin
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NCL Premier
Hull Dockers 25
Leigh Miners 18
Cracking game between two very good teams. It was feisty but as usual at the final whistle was hugs and handshakes.
A restored building where once men would wait hoping to be hired for a days employment. At the end of Redriff Road at what was once the Surrey Docks, but is now referred to as 'Surrey Quays'.
It is very unusual to find a single Class 88 on the TESCO, but 88007 "Electra" is only 5 minutes down as it passes Docker on 23 February 2018 with train 4S43, the 06.16 Daventry – Mossend Euroterminal.
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