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John Latter
IMAGES OF DOVER
My interests include:
Researching the possibility of an internal evolutionary mechanism based on an extension to homeostasis.
The evolutionary origins of psychological trauma.
Psychology and Social Psychology.
History.
Cycling.
Digital photography.
Reading.
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Marc Lacelle, on 8th February 2012, said:
Merci beaucoup pour vos aimables paroles, Marc :)
John
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andreisss, on 6th February 2012, said:
Okay, Andrew!
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Bacea Anton, on November 29th, 2011, said:
Thank you again, Anton - Greetings from Dover, England :)
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Bacea Anton, on November 29th, 2011, said:
Thank you, Anton - Greetings from Dover, England!
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lubaphoto, on November 20th, 2011, said:
Thank you, lubaphoto :)
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A post-sunrise view of the MS Saga Ruby berthed at CT1 (Cruise Terminal 1) on the Admiralty Pier of Dover Harbour's Western Docks.
Usually the cruise ships reverse into position so that their bows point towards the Western Entrance and English Channel (to the left).
However, like the MS Saga Pearl II, the MS Saga Ruby is small enough to turn around in the Inner Harbour with room to spare when the times comes to leave.
This Dover Harbour photo was taken 6.07 am on Tuesday, 24th of August 2010, from a point between the Porthole Shelters (to the right) and the Lighthouse (to the left) on the Prince of Wales Pier.
Half-an-hour earlier, the MS Saga Ruby had been photographed from St Martin’s Battery on the Western Heights, see: Night Panorama of the Western Docks in Dover Harbour.
Beyond the passenger ship on the right is Shakespeare Cliff, part of the White Cliffs of Dover.
At bottom-left is the Neptune catamaran, a charter boat powered by twin Caterpillar diesel engines and available for angling, diving, and commercial use. The skipper is David Batchelor: more information on the Neptune website.
The MS Saga Ruby has just completed the "Treasures of the Anglo-Celtic Isles" cruise that called at various ports in England, Scotland, Wales, Nothern Ireland, and Eire (Ireland).
Full itinerary (1): Edinburgh, Kirkwall, Portree, Greenock (Glasgow), Belfast, Holyhead (Wales), Dublin, Cork, Falmouth, Guernsey (Channel Islands).
Later in the day, the MS Saga Ruby left Dover for Leith in Scotland where Captain Steve Angove reported (2):
Click to see the official Saga Ruby webpage.
The MS Saga Ruby
This vessel is a cruise ship owned and operated by Saga Cruises. She was built as the combined ocean liner/cruise ship MS Vistafjord in 1973 by Swan Hunter Shipbuilders in the United Kingdom for the Norwegian America Line. In 1983 she was sold to Cunard Line, retaining her original name until 1999 when she was renamed MS Caronia. In 2004 she was sold to her current owners. She is the last cruise ship to have been built in the United Kingdom. (3)
Career (3) (4)
General characteristics (as built)
General characteristics (after 2005 refit)
Click to see all Cruise Ship photos (related tags: Boats, Ferries, Lifeboats, Navy, Sailing Ships, Ships, Tugs, and Workboats).
(1) Cruise Scotland 2010 Schedules
(2) Captain’s blog entry for August 26, 2010 (10:40 pm).
(3) Wikipedia entry for MS Saga Ruby
(4) Marinetraffic entry for MS Saga Ruby
A Dover travel and tourism photo.
John Latter / Jorolat
Dover Blog: The Psychology of a Small Town
This is the Images of Dover website: click on any red or blue "John Latter" link to access the Entry Page.
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Taken the same day as the Night Panorama of the Western Docks in Dover Harbour photo, but only now uploaded!
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