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Category Archives: Ports

Northfleet

I really went to look at ships. And took a copy of James Bird’s ‘The Geography of the Port of London’ with me. It’s an interesting book, particularly as it was published in 1957. I can’t remember where it was bought. But it’s lovely, it was once part of Norwich library until it was sold,Continue reading “Northfleet”

Posted byDannyBApril 25, 2021April 25, 2021Posted inInfrastructure, PortsTags:Northfleet

Bremenhaven to New York City

The Sealand Illinois, container ship, Bremenhaven to New York City. Or rather, to Port Newark-Elizabeth Marine Terminal. The main port for containers arriving and leaving the New York metropolitan area. It handles around 20 percent of all goods imported from Germany into the United States. It will take the Sealand Illinois eight days to crossContinue reading “Bremenhaven to New York City”

Posted byDannyBApril 18, 2021April 18, 2021Posted inCities, Ports

Infrastructure

These were taken a few days ago during a day of fine weather. The sea always suggests travel and adventure.

Posted byDannyBApril 17, 2021Posted inPorts

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