Sandy's Ramblings

A repository for whatever wisdom (or lack thereof) I choose to dispense. Probably consisting mostly of Naval and Maritime history, Photography, or a combination thereof.

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Saturday, 21 January 2023

Early Morning Ships Passing in the Night

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The morning and evening commute is a bit dark at this time of year, especially on overcast days, and I managed to capture some ships coming ...

Sunday, 13 December 2020

HMCS FREDERICTON operations

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FREDERICTON was working up at sea this week, and I was lucky enough to catch her just as she weighed anchor and headed out of Halifax Harbo...

Sunday, 17 June 2018

Portuguese Navy's SAGRES II and Bluenose II

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On possibly her first visit since the tall ships festival in 1984 ( Shipfax suggests this isn't the case, and she has been here since ...

Monday, 14 May 2018

Battle of the Atlantic Sunday 2018

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This is the 5th year that I have photographed the Battle of the Atlantic service and committal ceremony, so I will not go on at length abou...

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Monday, 18 September 2017

Sailing in Hebridee II

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When done well, museums bring history to life for visitors. Working museums, such as the various working farm museums, sawmills, and blacks...

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