M/S ROGALAND,
a passenger ship built back in 1929,
seen at the home port STAVANGER.
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from Rob and Mandy
Stavanger is the fourth biggest city in Norway. It is situated on the southwest coast. My aim is to try to capture something from every day, from the area nearby too, and when I am not at home I will still try to put up a photo from my archive. Welcome back for another look.
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February
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- M/S ROGALAND
- A mural.
- Abstract 9, seen at Studio-White.
- Yesterday.....
- An old tradition we got from Sweden...
- Galleri Opdahl
- Rain-rain-rain.
- Quiet in town.
- VIKING QUEEN.
- At least 5 shades of grey.
- A little pocket friend
- Flowers.
- An artistic door seen at Fargegaten
- Good morning from Stavanger.
- LOVE
- Keep quiet...
- MOTHER'S DAY.
- A bit of snow and ice.
- KARI & JON.
- Pups having fun!
- Let it snow....
- The Big Blue Door.
- Pure Evil art.
- Suddenly a bit of sunshine.
- Travel exhibition.
- Mahad Abib Mahamud
- A SUNNY DAY !
- Irma Bruun Hodne
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February
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6 comments:
It looks like a sturdy and seaworthy boat.
1929? Wow, I didn't suppose it is so "old".
An old steamer? Very beautiful craft. My grandfather came to the US from Sweden via England in 1893 on an old steamer. He was 17 and alone. No wonder he was such a crabby old guy when I knew him! :) Nah, I'm just kidding. I think he wife made him crabby. Heh, heh.
One could probably write up a good mystery story about a boat like this.
That's a beautifully maintained ship. I'd love to travel on it.
What a beauty!
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