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dziwnow 2 said:

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greetings from Poland, Peter


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Bakoriño said:

Tubo que ser un gran viaje

espero que tuvierais suerte con el surf

saludos


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Manfred Kreb said:

Simply: fascinating!!! It reminds me on Amundsen expeditions (beginning of 20est century) Great! what menkind ist able to achieve.


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Emerson R. Zamprogno said:

You are right about the bad city planning, Eagle. The airport was built there much time before the buildings and houses around it.


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Sofia´s_far said:

Godt Billed ! Claus Jørgensen


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hebster said:

Cool. Thanks for the explanation Carsten :)


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hardertom said:

great picture! thanks for sharing with us! greetings from HUNGARY!


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hebster said:

And if i'm still able to remember, the reason the shaft broke, was due to a engine foul, which cased the entire engine to move from it's foundation. This was during the icebreaking in 1995 og '96. It was then deemed to costly to repair the icebreaker and it was auctioned off in 2003.

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badsc9 said:

there ware two shipyeards for some years ago the one there's still there but alsow the shipyeard called Danyard witch closed in 1999


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badsc9 said:

a comment or add on to the text witch is that the powdertower was moved from where the shipyeard is and to where it's locaded now and thoes who wisit Frederikshavn can find more info about the powdertower and how they moved it to where it is now at the bangsbo museum


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I originally started SLR photography in 1994 with a Canon EOS 100, but for different reasons i stopped again in 1996. In 2000 i bought my first dSLR; a Olympus C-2500L (very digital, not particular SLR...). It served it's purposes but didn't give me the right SLR-feel. In spring 2004 my father purchased a Nikon D70 and i was sold. So later in 2004 i got one for myself. Real SLR. Real digital :)\ The D70 followed my - almost daily - until october 2006 when it landed on a paved road from 180 cm, with a 2,3 kg Nikkor AF 300 F:2,8 ED IF on it's back. It was a short instant dead, so i was "forced" to by a new, which happened to be in february 2007: A Nikon D80. These days geotagging is the big thing. I geotag 98% of my photos - which makes it incredible easy to submit 'em to Panoramio. For geotagging i go one of three ways. The first is with the Garmin GPSMap 76CSx => RoboGeo (which handles download and geotagging - even the raw files). The second is when i use the Garmin Forerunner 405 => Garmin Training Centre (download of trackfile) => TCX converter (TCX -> GPX converter) => RoboGeo. And finally i use GeoSetter - which is excellent for tagging files through a Google Map interface.

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