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Re: Lawrence and the Pirates

Paul Heymont ·
Thanks for letting me as close as I'll probably get to the tramp steamer fantasy so many of us grew up with--and which is now, apparently, more civilized than in the fantasies...but still with an edge of danger.
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Re: Lawrence and the Pirates

Travel Rob ·
Great piece and great photos!That way of travel appeals to me a lot more than a luxury cruise ship. Thanks for taking us along the adventure.
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Re: Lawrence and the Pirates

Theodore Behr ·
That's an amazing story! I love that scene from Lawrence Of Arabia and can see why it'd make you wanna go.
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Re: Lawrence and the Pirates

JohnT ·
Thats a fantastic perspective and life experience. Thanks for sharing that with us.
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Re: Lawrence and the Pirates

PortMoresby ·
A sad addendum, "our" Lawrence, Peter O'Toole, has died in London at the age of 81. One of my very favorites for all time, the movie and the actor. RIP "Orence".
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Re: Lawrence and the Pirates

DrFumblefinger ·
CNN highlighted Lawrence of Arabia as one of the most influential travel films of all time. Anyone who's seen it will know why. Here's a link to their brief tribute to Mr. O'Toole.
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Re: March 19, 2018: Winter at Caraquet Wharf, New Brunswick

DrFumblefinger ·
Brrrrr. I can feel that North Atlantic wind crossing over all that ice. It's a little hard to tell from the photos but I assume the boats are dry-docked fro the winter? Ice can be a very destructive force when it thaws.
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Re: March 19, 2018: Winter at Caraquet Wharf, New Brunswick

Travel Rob ·
A lot of boats are dry-docked for the winter, but I did see others that were not. The Bay looks more like a field. That's an island out there!
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Re: Poulet Frit

vivie ·
It is mostly found in eastern New Brunswick, one in almost every little town. Travel Rob was lucky, word is Caraquet location has the best chicken.
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Re: Poulet Frit

Travel Rob ·
It really is that good and the Caraquet location is packed if it's open. The sides are great as well.
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Re: NYC's Laguardia gets builder for new terminal

DrFumblefinger ·
Estimated construction costs of $3.6 billion.... Shall we start a pool on what the real costs will end up being? I'd guess double that.
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Re: NYC's Laguardia gets builder for new terminal

Paul Heymont ·
So you're taking the low end of the pool? LOL! Actually, there is a smallish incentive to keep the cost low as possible, because the consortium's $2.5 billion share is meant to be made back out of operating profits once the terminal is open. So, if they run the cost up, it will take them longer to get their money back. On the other hand, my guess at the scenario is that they'll have arranged for most of any overrun to come from PA or state funds...
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Eurostar's direct London-Marseille route opens

Paul Heymont ·
London-Marseille in 6-1/2 hours without changing trains, or heading early to airports and finding your way back to downtown. That's the premise of Eurostar's new direct service from London's Saint Pancras to Marseille's Saint Charles stations. The...
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October 1, 2017: Sunrise at Port Townsend, Washington

Jonathan L ·
On his first day in Port Townsend, Jonathan L got up early to make these pictures of a glorious sunrise.
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July 21, 2017: Venetian Ports, Lake Garda

Ian Cook ·
Malcesine, on the eastern shore of Lake Garda, is a picturesque town with cobbled lanes and a castle. Today's view by Ian Cook is of its beautiful harbors.
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April 20, 2020: Icebreakers, Caraquet, NB, Canada

Travel Rob ·
Travel Rob sees the icebreakers totally change the bay in Caraquet, New Brunswick
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May 18, 2020: Crab and Lobster Season, Caraquet NB

Travel Rob ·
Travel Rob gets to see the start of both crab and lobster season in Caraquet, New Brunswick.
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March 2, 2020: Ice Shanty, Bas Caraquet

Travel Rob ·
Travel Rob shows just how incredible the frozen Chaleur Bay is.
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Oct. 21, 2019: Plage de la Marina, After the Storm

Travel Rob ·
Travel Rob visits the beach after Dorian hits and sees a much different but beautiful shore.
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NYC's Laguardia gets builder for new terminal

Paul Heymont ·
New York's Laguardia Airport, my favorite (but it don't get no respect) has taken a big step toward its major upgrade with the selection of a developer consortium that will design, build and operate a new terminal to handle double the passengers with...
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What's next for United, as CEO is ousted?

Paul Heymont ·
The unexpected departure of Jeff Smisek as CEO and president of United leaves many open questions about United and its future, beyond the possible corruption issues involved in his departure. Smisek has been replaced by Oscar Munoz, who has been...
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The Acadian Village in Caraquet, New Brunswick,Canada

Travel Rob ·
  I love visiting historical villages and living folk museums whenever I travel but nothing prepared me for just how special and moving the Historical Acadian Village in Caraquet, New Brunswick, Canada was.      What makes...
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Joaquin shifts cruise itineraries, may affect flights

Paul Heymont ·
Four cruise lines have made changes in itineraries in the Caribbean for the next few days because of Hurricane Joaquin, which is presently centered over the Bahamas, and will likely be in the area throughout Friday before moving north.   The...
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Port Townsend, Washington

Jonathan L ·
Jonathan L spends some time in a former major port that's become a pleasant waterfront community on Puget Sound.
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June 4, 2018: Sainte Anne du Bocage, Caraquet

Travel Rob ·
Travel Rob takes a look at the beautiful Saint Anne du Bocage in Caraquet.
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April 6, 2018: Jubilee Bridge, Loch Linnhe

Ian Cook ·
Ian Cook shares images of the Jubilee Bridge, and some of the prettiest scenery to be found in Scotland.
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March 19, 2018: Winter at Caraquet Wharf, New Brunswick

Travel Rob ·
Travel Rob shows us what winter looks like at the Port of Caraquet (Caraquet Wharf) in New Brunswick, Canada
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Marseille's History Museum: Links to Past and Future

Paul Heymont ·
When we first visited Marseille's museum of the city's history, we found it fascinating; when we heard it had expanded and improved as part of last year's Capital of Culture celebration, we knew we'd be back. Model at top shows what remains above...
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October 7, 2016: Old Venetian Port at Rethymnon, Crete, Greece

Ian Cook ·
Ian Cook's skilled eye captures some day views of the old Venetian port at Rethymnon, Crete, Greece
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LaGuardia rebuilding causes highway, airport chaos

Paul Heymont ·
Building the new LaGuardia is putting extreme pressure on getting to and from the existing terminals.
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February 3, 2017: Vueltas Port, Canary Islands

Ian Cook ·
Ever dream about sailing into a lovely port on the Canary Islands? Ian Cook's post makes that dream a reality!
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February 1, 2017: Sunset at Dunston Staithes, Gateshead

A look at an old coal port that was bustling with activity a century ago -- now a landmark.
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August 1, 2016: La grande traversée, Bas-Caraquet, New Brunswick

vivie ·
Vivie shares some beautiful photos of the ship, L’Espérance, as it docks in front of her place for three days on its voyage from La Rochelle, France to Quebec. The ship was reliving the voyage made by settlers of New France.
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July 25, 2016: Old Venetian Port at Rethymnon, Crete, Greece

Ian Cook ·
Ian Cook shares beautiful reflections from the old port at Rethymnon, Crete, Greece
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San Francisco's Ferry Building

PortMoresby ·
The Ferry Building has been the heart of the Port of San Francisco since it's construction in 1898 and was also at the center of PortMoresby's summer commute.
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October 18, 2019: GMS Endurance. Port of Blyth Northumberland

Ian Cook ·
Ian Cook shares photos of the very unusual GMS Endurance at port.
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Acadian Tintamarre, Caraquet, New Brunswick.

Travel Rob ·
Travel Rob goes to this annual and noisy celebration of Acadian culture and history in Caraquet , New Brunswick, Canada
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October 5, 2019: Grain Elevators, Thunder Bay

DrFumblefinger ·
DrFumblefinger visits the large grain elevators in the Canadian port city of Thunder Bay.
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Sydney to Brisbane Road Trip

Liam Smith ·
Few people would argue that Australia is one of the best possible destinations out there for any traveler: it has both interesting cityscapes and natural sceneries of a lifetime. And if you like the freedom of stopping whenever and wherever you wish to in order to marvel at the beautiful view, perhaps a road trip is right up your alley. One of the most popular roads for such a trip in Australia is the one taking you from Sydney to Brisbane: the Legendary Pacific Coast. This road stretching...
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February 23, 2016: Pier — Whitby, North Yorkshire

Paul Hunter Landscape Tog ·
Whitby Pier in North Yorkshire.
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Aug. 6, 2018: Stand Up Paddle Boarding, Caraquet, NB

Travel Rob ·
Travel Rob shows Caraquet Bay where people are enjoying the summer Paddle Boarding
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Re: February 1, 2017: Sunset at Dunston Staithes, Gateshead

Travel Luver ·
Amazing light and cloud cover! Nicely done.
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Re: February 3, 2017: Vueltas Port, Canary Islands

DrFumblefinger ·
I would like to spend a day on one of those boats -- not go anywhere, but just enjoy the beautiful harbor!
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Re: San Francisco's Ferry Building

DrFumblefinger ·
This is one of my favorite spots in San Francisco, and I'm glad to see you chronicle it so nicely with your photos and interesting essay. I frequently attended meetings at the Hyatt in past years, just across the street from the Ferry Building. During lunch breaks, I frequently bought something at the market and then sat outside and enjoyed the memorable views of the Bay Bridge and surrounding scenes, watching the boats go by. The area was notably busy on weekends, with throngs of folks,...
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Poulet Frit

Travel Rob ·
Poulet Frit
 
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