The Trincomalee at Hartlepool. by jayfar
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A view of the bow of this magnificent ship which is the oldest ship still afloat.
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Comments (22)
Fantastic shot my friend!!!!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Very cool ship Great capture
impressive sailing ship. why is there a man's figure on front instead of a lady?
Thank you for you comment Richard, I have searched the web but cannot find the answer to your question - sorry.
Ah, the memories! I wonder if there are any photos of the Hampshire Sea Rover/Ranger Regattas of the fifties when she was TS Foudroyant.
wow! what a stunner and a beauty of a sailship! spectacular and a dream to sail with it! ;o)
Have you been in my neck of the woods . 10 miles from me :o)..Seen this many times have never took a pic of it . Mick
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Fantastic shot,beautiful capture of this old sailship!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent shot, fantastic colors and details
A magnificent ship. Your capture shows it in all its majesty.
marvellous picture
Marvelous POV of this wonderful ship. Nicely done, Jeff. :)
Fantastic pic Jeff
Excellent capture, the POV is fabulous.
FANTASTIC with that reflection in front; beautifully done!
A fantastic photo, rigging and reflection Jeff. I love these old, big, huge masts and beautiful rigging!
M a r v e l o u s
Fabulous boat and marvelous capture... Fantastic reflections also!
I love tall ships.
I love everything about the shot, the reflections, the actual ship.. The fact it IS the oldest afloat.. Well taken and posted mate! Rob
xlt compo with the reflections
Love the reflection here.