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From Stephen Falder who commissioned the Dreadnowt for HMG Paints
"The ship is a surface ship (a Dreadnaught Hull WW1 veteran) and hence it’s real name ‘Nothing to worry about’ and its newer adopted name Dreadnowt
When I commissioned it I wanted something that looked surprising and the thought of a WW1 Battleship emerging from the ground seemed like good idea at the time, the hull is a really good replica, of a Dreadnaught the topsides however when The Sculptor Jonathan started putting a realistic number of guns on it looked VERY aggressive so we opted for a more cartoon look which has a look of a submarine"
Hi Bob,
That is a fine photo of our house (structure on left). We live now in Coonoor in the Nilgiris and run an organic cheesemaking farm. Check us out at www.acres-wild.com. Have seen your other photos and must compliment you on the excellent moments you have captured. Will look out for more of your photos here on Panoramio. All the best. Love from Mansoor and Tina.
Thanks,its nearly 10km offshore (thats were the teliscope came in).Happy to assist in location i live close by and i am ashamed to say"i can't remember the last time i went in".What do you mean by GE jejejej.
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From Stephen Falder who commissioned the Dreadnowt for HMG Paints "The ship is a surface ship (a Dreadnaught Hull WW1 veteran) and hence it’s real name ‘Nothing to worry about’ and its newer adopted name Dreadnowt
When I commissioned it I wanted something that looked surprising and the thought of a WW1 Battleship emerging from the ground seemed like good idea at the time, the hull is a really good replica, of a Dreadnaught the topsides however when The Sculptor Jonathan started putting a realistic number of guns on it looked VERY aggressive so we opted for a more cartoon look which has a look of a submarine"
stunning shot. gix
this photo is just as it was in 2008. good no frills base for holiday.
Hi Bob, That is a fine photo of our house (structure on left). We live now in Coonoor in the Nilgiris and run an organic cheesemaking farm. Check us out at www.acres-wild.com. Have seen your other photos and must compliment you on the excellent moments you have captured. Will look out for more of your photos here on Panoramio. All the best. Love from Mansoor and Tina.
Thanks,its nearly 10km offshore (thats were the teliscope came in).Happy to assist in location i live close by and i am ashamed to say"i can't remember the last time i went in".What do you mean by GE jejejej.