the other halve of the galley by jocko500
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Be fore we run to the decks and inside the ship of the USS Kidd i like to show you the other halve of the galley. There is a few small storeage areas too where more pots and pans are store but I not going to show that. It a small area this galley is. One i never can be on a ship like this for I am 6 feet 4 inches tall with size 14 shoe.
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Comments (55)
An excellent photography my friend, beautiful lighting effects......!!!!
Excelente captura meu amigo, fascinante, aplausos (5)
Nice set of useful items, there . . . !
SPLENDID dear Jocko ! An excellent series about cook's room !!!
Yeash, ship galley's = cramped work space
outstanding shot!!
belle photo!!
Excellent shot Jocko!
Great capture!
I've been wondering how big this ship is because as you mention the galley looks indeed very gramped. As for you, you are indeed a big fella. Great capture jock.
I guess that they just have to make the most of the space that they have on board.A fine shot.
Well, my grandson has you beat by 2"..guess he can't join the navy as a cook!!
Really nice scene and POV. Excellent lighting! Great shot!
Great memories from these photos Jocko. I did get stuck with the dishes more than once and I was on an aircraft carrier this 3,000 other guys. Dana
Wow! That is a cool shot, Jocko. 6' 4". Tall!
Lovely to see more of the galley! The lettering on the pipes made me think of the old nursery rhyme, "Pease Porridge Hot." Excellent capture! You have a foot on me in height, and I'm taller then any of my sisters. We're a short bunch!
Fantastic !!!
really interesting
Brilliant work my friend...
very nice things!
B E A U T I F U L
What a pic. I'm really interested in the labels on the pipes and the little military details that show up around the pots and stuff! Great use of ambient light too. You're tall, like me, which would mean that we're both too tall to man a ship like this one, which sucks for me, because the Navy is my favorite branch of the military. Oh well. This is a marvelous shot. So much metal! WOW!
outstanding shot and when I visited a submarine at Galveston,I had a new respect for those serving on one.
xlt captured
again a very fine shot, Jocko, this is amazing, I wonder how they were able to cook in there, especially when the sea was rough