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Ho 38 anni, sono sposata e mamma di due meravigliosi bambini di 6 e 9 anni. Svolgo la professione di
avvocato in Sarzana e ho deciso di candidarmi nella lista civica “Noi per Sarzana”, a sostegno del candidato
sindaco del Pd Alessio Cavarra, perché credo che in un periodo di profonda crisi istituzionale, politica ed
economica come quello che purtroppo il nostro paese sta attraversando, e che inevitabilmente ha colpito e
colpisce anche le amministrazioni locali, sia divenuto del tutto prioritario segnare un cambio di passo verso il
rinnovamento, la partecipazione e l'impegno serio nell'interesse di tutti. Ho visto in Alessio la persona giusta a
guidare questa svolta e il suo entusiasmo ha risvegliato la voglia di contribuire, con le mie competenze
professionali e le esperienze personali, al cambiamento.
These two Ro-Ro/Passenger Ferries from Grimaldi Trasmed, Valencia, Spain, are seen here in the Port of Ibiza, Ibiza Town, Balearic Islands, Spain, on 26/07/2023. Nearest the camera is Ciudad de Granada - IMO: 9217125. Built named Sorolla by Astilleros Espanoles S.A., Vigo, Spain, in 2001, with a GTW 26916, this Ro-Ro/Passenger Ferry is powered by 4xWärtsilä 8L46A engines with a service speed of 23.5 knots. She can carry 1,000 passengers, 330 cars and has 1,809 lanemetres. Sailing under the flag of Spain, her home port is Santa Cruz de Tenerife.(Details taken from www.ferry-site.dk/ferry.php?id=9217125&lang=en). She was previously in the fleet and livery of Trasmediterránea, Madrid, Spain. Alongside, just departing is Grimaldi Trasmed, Ciudad De Barcelona, IMO: 9506289. Ciudad de Barcelona was built in 2011 with a GTW 29,646. She can carry 1,500 passengers and 600 vehicles and has a speed of 25 knots. Her former name is Volcan del Teide. She underwent refurbishment and improvement work at Naples, Italy, re-entering service on 29/07/2022. She operates on the Barcelona - Alcudia - Mahón line from Monday to Thursday, and Barcelona - Palma, Mallorca, from Friday to Sunday.
Trasmed is a Spanish company dedicated to the maritime transport of passengers and goods between the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic Islands. Founded in 07/2021 and headquartered in Valencia, the company belongs to the Palermo, Italy based Grimaldi Group, a leading multinational in maritime transport, which with its acquisition strengthens its leadership in the Mediterranean. Please see www.grimaldi-lines.com/en/trasmed-the-new-shipping-compan... for more details.
This view was taken from the port side of P&O Cruises - MV Britannia - IMO: 9614036. All tied up by 12:00 hrs. Britannia had departed from Gibraltar at 20.00hrs., on 24/07/2023, having departed from the Ocean Cruise Terminal, Southampton, on 21/07/2023. We had arrived in Gibraltar at around 12:45 hrs. on 24/07/2023. Next stop after Ibiza, would be Palma de Mallorca, Spain, on 27/07/2023. Mallorca is another of the Balearic Islands.
MV Britannia was completed on 26/02/2015 by Fincantieri, Monfalcone, Italy. She was laid down on 15/05/2013, launched on 14/02/2014 and Christened by the late HRH Queen Elizabeth II, on 10/03/2015 with her maiden voyage on the 14/03/2015. She is from the Royal Class of cruise ships and is British registered in Southampton. She has a GTW of 143,730, has seventeen decks of which fourteen are passenger accessible giving a maximum passenger capacity of 3,647 and 1,398 crew. She is powered by Wärtsilä 12V46F x 2 & Wärtsilä 14V46F x 2 & propulsion electric motors - 2 x VEM Sachsenwerk GMBH and is capable of 21.9 knots and a cruising speed of around 19 knots.
MV Britannia was on a lovely 14-night Western Mediterranean Cruise; Southampton - Gibraltar - Ibiza, Spain - Palma de Mallorca, Spain - Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy - Malaga, Spain - Cadiz, Spain - Southampton. © Peter Steel 2023.
1st February 2015.
All Saints Church, Haggerston, London.
The annual service in which around 30 clowns, dressed in full costume, gather to honour the king of the clowns, Joseph Grimaldi (1778-1837). The clowns’ service has been held in London since 1947, originally at St James’s on Pentonville Road, where Grimaldi is buried, until the church was gutted by fire in 1959. Children get to participate in one of the more moving parts of the day, when they carry a candle for each of the clowns who had laughed their last in the past year.
We played it EXACTLY right at Grimaldi's. There was a small line to get in, but it was only about ten or fifteen minutes before we were seated. Not only that, it had just started to rain when our table was ready. The whole time we were waiting for our pizza, it poured down rain outside. There were many people waiting in line that got very, very soaked. This was the line when we finally left, and you can see how hazy the rain left the city.
We went to Grimald's Pizzeria for dinner after the show at ~10:30pm.. and we waited 25 minutes outside to get in
All Saints Church, Haggerston London. Last performed 2018 pre Covod. At least 10 have passed on since. More photographers than clowns this year I think. Some rude ones amongst them....the sort with 4 cameras around their necks AND big bags on their backs. I actually spun one around like a top as be barged in front of me and almost knocked my camera from my hands, Clowns are no longer a laughing matter.....