The 1869 Cutty Sark was one of the last sailing ships ever built, before steam power.
Also, a big thank you to Petrea Burchard at Living Vicuriously, as I - who have never won anything - just won her book, Camelot & Vine, in a giveaway...excited about a new read!
And continued apologies to those with Wordpress blogs, as I'm still having trouble leaving comments.
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I love the lines and angles in this one, Jude.
have a wonderful evening!
Wow, what a shot! I'm wrapping my mind around how that structure works.
I'm glad you won! My husband is good at pulling names out of hats. I hope you enjoy the book!
Yes, fascinating perspective.
The whole construction is so fascinating and beautiful! You captured its perfectly, Lulu!!!!
I am happy for you that you won this book and I can understand how you are excited about it. Great!
As one of those with Wordpress blogs, Lulu, I'm back to posting my stuff at Blogger, too!
Beautiful photographs--this one and the one before!
Wow!!! That's an impressive shot!!! Love the grid holding the ship aloft...very artistic...do they allow you on board to look around?
Camelot & Vine is a delightful read LondonLulu!!! Congratulations and enjoy!!!
Amazing shot!
Uh, of course the first thing that came to my mind was the whisky. I should read more transportation history or something.
Gotta love the structure they built around it. Can you tour inside, though?
Impressive and beautiful!
ALOHA, Friend
from Honolulu
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Amazing photo!
impressive picture ! :)
Buena foto a una original
solución de exhibición de
el barco.
Un saludo, Ángel
In my day, the Cutty Sark wasn't wearing a glass skirt...
Great and unusual perspective!
Lucky you! Sounds a good read. Love the Cutty Sark - days of the tea clippers and good old New South Wales sending all our wool to England. As for your comment on our election, well noticed, Rudd is desperate to make up some ground on Abbott who is about to win in a landslide.
Terrific point of view Lulu ...and a marvelous looking ship! Congratulations on the giveaway win :)
Interesant :)
Love the perspective!
Did you enjoy the tour of this great ship?
Beautiful!
Thanks everyone! And thanks again, Petrea! Hilda and Hamilton - yes, inside tours allowed and yes, got a quick peek!:)
Fabulous composition!
Haha! I like Ciel's comment :) What a unique angle you've shown us here Lulu, tres, tres joli!
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