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Greenland Dock.
Photo taken on a walk around Surrey Quays with the Twentieth Century Society on 31st March 2012.
Albert Dock, a historically significant (grade I listed) dock and warehouse complex since converted into a tourist precinct.
A Selection of shots of the Type 23 Frigate " HMS Iron Duke, which is seen arriving at Hull for a courtesy visit,
"Aaah, that's Virgo cruise!" My sister yelled when this yacht suddenly appeared as if it came out from the clouds, when we crossed the corridor connecting the Harbourfront mall and the cable car station, where we supposed to take off to Sentosa Island.
When we came on top of it, from our cable car we were able to see the neverending party going on the yacht. Swimming pool, decks and decks of rooms, the luxurious yacht you only see in movies. Or maybe I was just acting like a hillbilly :D
Docking baty 94 at Mos Eisley from Star Wars. I made this environment for Hera Syndulla.
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Taken in 2002 on a Caribbean cruise. This is a dock in Belize on the island of Ambergris Caye.
This was taken with a Kodak Advantix and scanned.
What a quaint place for two lovers to go and spend a quiet moment alone together.
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R/V Taani is docked at the Bollinger Shipyards in Houma, Louisiana. Photo by Maia Insinga, Oregon State University.
Taken at the docks in Salem. The sun was right in my face while it was setting as you can see from the glare that it gave me in my lens. Hopefully it didnt come out too bad
Ironwood (Ipe) Decking of Dockscapes' Wahoo Side Slip Dock with Sun Deck for the Wades on Tim's Ford - A Wahoo Category 3 side slip floating aluminum dock with upper level sun deck being installed at Tim's Ford by Dennis English and his Dockscapes team. Ironwood decking is on the main level and aluminum sandstone on upper deck with koko brown panels on hip roof. The dock is connected to shore by a 52 ft aluminum gangway, also with ironwood decking.
We always found the docking fascinating, although it's really nothing more than the ship moving sideways until it bumps into a wall. This dock had a great view of Corfu City, too. Good thing there was no ship on the other side of the pier.