HMAS Sydney
Aug. 14th, 2013 07:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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HMAS Sydney, guided missile frigate, was in Hobart during the weekend of Wooden Boat Festival. It's the fourth ship to carry that name and if I can find the web page, you can go and look at the important information
I was there early, when they first opened the date, but still had to wait a while. I think the idea was to take visitors on in groups, give them a talk and then let them wander around as they felt like it. I also think they underestimated the number of likely visitors a touch.
Don't think I'll bother with captions. There's not much I can actually add to the photos. Just look and make up your own :)
The bridge.
Already traffic isn't moving through the ship.
Not much to take photos of, either.
The bridge from the other side of the glass.
On seeing that, I was very pleased I did come on early.
HMAS Sydney, guided missile frigate, was in Hobart during the weekend of Wooden Boat Festival. It's the fourth ship to carry that name and if I can find the web page, you can go and look at the important information
I was there early, when they first opened the date, but still had to wait a while. I think the idea was to take visitors on in groups, give them a talk and then let them wander around as they felt like it. I also think they underestimated the number of likely visitors a touch.
Don't think I'll bother with captions. There's not much I can actually add to the photos. Just look and make up your own :)
The bridge.
Already traffic isn't moving through the ship.
Not much to take photos of, either.
The bridge from the other side of the glass.
On seeing that, I was very pleased I did come on early.
