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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Harry and Leah Lobek and chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Harry and Leah Lobek and chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Harry and Leah Lobek and chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Harry and Leah Lobek and chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Harry and Leah Lobek and chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Harry and Leah Lobek and chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Harry and Leah Lobek and chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Harry and Leah Lobek and chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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PORTRAIT - London Shell Co’s Boot
Gourmands will be able to celebrate the capital’s rich dining heritage aboard a boat travelling along Regent’s Canal as part of London Food Month. Guests on London Shell Co’s boat The Prince Regent, which served the waterways for three decades and was turned into a restaurant last year, will enjoy a seven-course supper as they travel from Paddington to Camden Lock and back. Pictured : Harry and Leah Lobek and chef Stuart Kilpatrick.
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REPORTAGE - Reisen: Alltag in Westminster London
Spotlight Westminster. The City of Westminster is an Inner London borough which also holds city status. It occupies much of the central area of Greater London including most of the West End. Aside from a number of large parks and open spaces, the population density of the district is high. Many sites commonly associated with London are in the borough, including St. James's Palace, Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, and 10 Downing Street. The borough is divided into a number of localities including the ancient political district of Westminster around the Palace of Westminster; the shopping areas around Oxford Street, Regent Street, Piccadilly and Bond Street; and the night time entertainment district of Soho. Victoria Tower Gardens.
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REPORTAGE - Reisen: Alltag in Westminster London
Spotlight Westminster. The City of Westminster is an Inner London borough which also holds city status. It occupies much of the central area of Greater London including most of the West End. Aside from a number of large parks and open spaces, the population density of the district is high. Many sites commonly associated with London are in the borough, including St. James's Palace, Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, and 10 Downing Street. The borough is divided into a number of localities including the ancient political district of Westminster around the Palace of Westminster; the shopping areas around Oxford Street, Regent Street, Piccadilly and Bond Street; and the night time entertainment district of Soho. The River Thames, Parliament & Westminster Bridge, photographed from Lambeth Bridge.
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REPORTAGE - Reisen: Alltag in Westminster London
Spotlight Westminster. The City of Westminster is an Inner London borough which also holds city status. It occupies much of the central area of Greater London including most of the West End. Aside from a number of large parks and open spaces, the population density of the district is high. Many sites commonly associated with London are in the borough, including St. James's Palace, Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, and 10 Downing Street. The borough is divided into a number of localities including the ancient political district of Westminster around the Palace of Westminster; the shopping areas around Oxford Street, Regent Street, Piccadilly and Bond Street; and the night time entertainment district of Soho. The River Thames, Parliament & Westminster Bridge, photographed from Lambeth Bridge.
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FEATURE - Alt aber schnell: Historisches Speed-Boot Blue Bird K3 in Kent gwassert
26/09/2017. Bewl Water, UK. Karl Foulkes Halbard pilots the fully restored Blue Bird K3 on Bewl Water for a test run. Built in 1937 for Sir Malcolm Campbell, the K3 achieved three world water speed records in 1937-8 attaining a speed of 130.91mph. Blue Bird K3 has undergone an extensive restoration and is part of the Foulkes Halbard Collection at Filching Manor Motor Museum near Eastbourne.
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FEATURE - Alt aber schnell: Historisches Speed-Boot Blue Bird K3 in Kent gwassert
26/09/2017. Bewl Water, UK. Karl Foulkes Halbard pilots the fully restored Blue Bird K3 on Bewl Water for a test run. Built in 1937 for Sir Malcolm Campbell, the K3 achieved three world water speed records in 1937-8 attaining a speed of 130.91mph. Blue Bird K3 has undergone an extensive restoration and is part of the Foulkes Halbard Collection at Filching Manor Motor Museum near Eastbourne.
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FEATURE - Alt aber schnell: Historisches Speed-Boot Blue Bird K3 in Kent gwassert
26/09/2017. Bewl Water, UK. Karl Foulkes Halbard pilots the fully restored Blue Bird K3 on Bewl Water for a test run. Built in 1937 for Sir Malcolm Campbell, the K3 achieved three world water speed records in 1937-8 attaining a speed of 130.91mph. Blue Bird K3 has undergone an extensive restoration and is part of the Foulkes Halbard Collection at Filching Manor Motor Museum near Eastbourne.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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PORTRAIT - Robin Knox-Johnston
Sir William Robert Patrick "Robin" Knox-Johnston, CBE, RD and bar is an English sailor. In 1969, he became the first person to perform a single-handed non-stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy, together with Sir Peter Blake. Knox-Johnston was one of Donald Crowhurst's rivals in the 1968/69 Sunday Times Golden Globe. With the release of the film, The Mercy, detailing Crowhurst's entry into the race, Knox-Johnston has been recounting his own experiences of the race and how closely the film mirrored the actual events that took place.
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NEWS - Schiffsunglück: Brennender Öltanker vor Chinas Küste
(180107) -- SHANGHAI, Jan. 7, 2018 (Xinhua) -- A Chinese vessel (R) is dispatched to rescue crew members after a Panama-registered oil tanker and a Hong Kong-registered bulk freighter collided in waters about 160 sea miles east of the Yangtze River's estuary, Jan. 7, 2018. Thirty-two crew members, including 30 Iranians and two Bangladeshis, have gone missing after two vessels collided off China's east coast on Saturday evening, China's Ministry of Transport said Sunday.
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NEWS - Schiffsunglück: Brennender Öltanker vor Chinas Küste
(180107) -- SHANGHAI, Jan. 7, 2018 (Xinhua) -- The Panama-registered oil tanker is seen on fire in waters about 160 sea miles east of the Yangtze River's estuary, Jan. 7, 2018. Thirty-two crew members, including 30 Iranians and two Bangladeshis, have gone missing after two vessels collided off China's east coast on Saturday evening, China's Ministry of Transport said Sunday.
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
(180322) -- MUAR(MALAYSIA), March 22, 2018 (Xinhua) -- Aerial photo provided by Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency shows the capsized sand dredger in the waters off southern Malaysian state of Johor, on March 22, 2018. Divers have been deployed while air being pumped into the sand dredger that capsized in the waters off Malaysia in the Malacca Strait to search for and rescue the missing crew members, officials said Thursday. Malaysian launched search and rescue operations after a sand dredging vessel capsized Wednesday in the waters off its southern Johor state, leaving at least one dead and 14 crew members missing.(Xinhua/MMEA)(gj)
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PEOPLE - Prinz Charles und Camilla auf Irland-Tour
HRH Prince Charles inspects the Naval Service Parade Ground Honour Guard with Sub Lt John Buckley,during Prince Charles visit to the Irish Naval Service base at Haulbowline in Cork. 14th June 2018.
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PEOPLE - Prinz Charles und Camilla auf Irland-Tour
HRH Prince Charles pictured with Tanaiste Simon Coveney as they chat to children from St Brendans National school in Rathcoole who were on a tour of Haulbowline during Prince Charles visit ti the Irish Naval base in Haulbowline , Cork. 14th June 2018.
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PEOPLE - Prinz Charles und Camilla auf Irland-Tour
HRH Prince Charles pictured as he boarded the Irish Naval vessel William Butler Yeates at Haulbowline in Cork. 14th June 2018.
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PEOPLE - Prinz Charles und Camilla auf Irland-Tour
HRH Prince Charles pictured with one of the GPMG guns as toured the Irish Naval vessel William Butler Yeates at Haulbowline in Cork. 14th June 2018.
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PEOPLE - Prinz Charles und Camilla auf Irland-Tour
HRH Prince Charles smells a bouquet which was presented to him by nine year old Aisling Crosse[ whose older brother Philip Cahill served on the Samuel Beckett ] and Five year old Roisin de Barra whose dad Ruairi id the Chief Petty Officer on the Samuel Backett, during Prince Charles visit to the Irish Naval Service base at Haulbowline in Cork. 14th June 2018.
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A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the histor
A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the historic ports. Known as the “pearl of the Adriatic”, Dubrovnik has become one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Mediterranean. Its charming old town, array of Unesco World Heritage sites and sizeable port were always draws, but the new success of Game of Thrones, much of which was shot in the Croatian city, has made it a particularly popular stopoff point for cruise ships, whose passengers are told they can see the highlights in a single day.29/08/2019 Cruise ships. Dubrovnik.Croatia. Marella Discovery,Monet,AIDAblu moored up Dubrovnik.Photo SEAN SMITH
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A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the histor
A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the historic ports. Known as the “pearl of the Adriatic”, Dubrovnik has become one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Mediterranean. Its charming old town, array of Unesco World Heritage sites and sizeable port were always draws, but the new success of Game of Thrones, much of which was shot in the Croatian city, has made it a particularly popular stopoff point for cruise ships, whose passengers are told they can see the highlights in a single day.29/08/2019 Cruise ships. Dubrovnik.Croatia. Passengers leaving for excusions to the old city and other parts of Dubrovnik from AIDAblu.Photo SEAN SMITH
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A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the histor
A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the historic ports. Known as the “pearl of the Adriatic”, Dubrovnik has become one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Mediterranean. Its charming old town, array of Unesco World Heritage sites and sizeable port were always draws, but the new success of Game of Thrones, much of which was shot in the Croatian city, has made it a particularly popular stopoff point for cruise ships, whose passengers are told they can see the highlights in a single day.29/08/2019 Cruise ships. Dubrovnik.Croatia. Passengers leaving for excusions to the old city and other parts of Dubrovnik from AIDAblu.Photo SEAN SMITH
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A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the histor
A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the historic ports. Known as the “pearl of the Adriatic”, Dubrovnik has become one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Mediterranean. Its charming old town, array of Unesco World Heritage sites and sizeable port were always draws, but the new success of Game of Thrones, much of which was shot in the Croatian city, has made it a particularly popular stopoff point for cruise ships, whose passengers are told they can see the highlights in a single day.30/08/2019 Cruise ships. Dubrovnik.Croatia. Taxis The Old City of Dubrovnik.Photo SEAN SMITH
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A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the histor
A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the historic ports. Known as the “pearl of the Adriatic”, Dubrovnik has become one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Mediterranean. Its charming old town, array of Unesco World Heritage sites and sizeable port were always draws, but the new success of Game of Thrones, much of which was shot in the Croatian city, has made it a particularly popular stopoff point for cruise ships, whose passengers are told they can see the highlights in a single day.30/08/2019 Cruise ships. Dubrovnik.Croatia. Most cruise ship passengers are taken on excusions to the old city and other parts of Dubrovnik. by coach.Photo SEAN SMITH
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A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the histor
A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the historic ports. Known as the “pearl of the Adriatic”, Dubrovnik has become one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Mediterranean. Its charming old town, array of Unesco World Heritage sites and sizeable port were always draws, but the new success of Game of Thrones, much of which was shot in the Croatian city, has made it a particularly popular stopoff point for cruise ships, whose passengers are told they can see the highlights in a single day.30/08/2019 Cruise ships. Dubrovnik.Croatia. Tourists The Old City of Dubrovnik.Photo SEAN SMITH
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A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the histor
A rising tide: ‘overtourism’ and the curse of the cruise ships. In Kotor and Dubrovnik large cruise ships dock regularly throughout the season, depositing thousands of people each day into the tourist hotspots and putting intense pressure on the historic ports. Known as the “pearl of the Adriatic”, Dubrovnik has become one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Mediterranean. Its charming old town, array of Unesco World Heritage sites and sizeable port were always draws, but the new success of Game of Thrones, much of which was shot in the Croatian city, has made it a particularly popular stopoff point for cruise ships, whose passengers are told they can see the highlights in a single day.29/08/2019 Cruise ships. Dubrovnik.Croatia. A woman in her garden overlooking the new port of Dubrovnik.Photo SEAN SMITH
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