SS Rotterdam
Now a tourist attraction as a sample of the "good old days"
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| Section | Motive: Schiffe und Seewege |
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| Camera | Canon EOS 550D |
| Lens | Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS |
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| Exposure time | 1/1600 |
| Focus length | 33.0 mm |
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Robert Nickel 27/02/2012 0:45
A very fine Ship. I love it, that it has not gone the way to India for being scrapped, as it was the way of many fine traditional ships.It was a great chance for the city of Hamburg to get back the "TS Maxim Gorkiy", the former "TS Hamburg" also as a Hotelship. But the government of the city was not interested und so its scrapped in India. i´m very sad about it.
Greetings from the neighborhood, Robert