"Rhapsody of the Seas" visits Sydney.

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    "Rhapsody of the Seas" at her berth at the Overseas Passenger Terminal (OPT),
    The Rocks, Circular Quay, Sydney.

    Ship Statistics-
    Name: Rhapsody of the Seas, Registry: Bahamas.
    Builder: Chantiers de l’Atlantique Alsthom, France.
    Owner/Manager: Royal Caribbean International Cruise Line.
    Maiden Voyage: May 19, 1997
    Gross Tonnage: 78,491, Cruising Speed: 22 knots, Passengers 2,435, Crew 765.
    Dimensions: Length 279m (915ft), Breadth 32.20m (105.6ft), Draught 7.75m (25ft).
    Number of Passenger Decks: 10
    Number of Inside Rooms: 406, Number of Outside Rooms: 593

    Peter Ellis, Photographer, vicegripboa, rmsveronica, Stefan Nitolowski, and 2 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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    1. NevDev (Nev) 24 months ago | reply

      Thank you all for dropping by. Thanks Chris, maybe the fascination of large cruise ships is fading. When in a confined area like Sydney Cove, I think they look amazing.

    2. Pauline-Mac 23 months ago | reply

      Her sister ship, 'Vision of the Seas' visited the Clyde last week, so I hear.
      Great ship shots Nev.

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    3. NevDev (Nev) 22 months ago | reply

      That would look majestic on the Clyde, Pauline.

    4. Montse Poch 16 months ago | reply



      Estás invitado a navegar con nosotros en www.flickr.com/groups/barquitos

    5. beautifullegs 9 months ago | reply

      Nothing like going on a cruise!

    6. picturetakingone 9 months ago | reply

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    8. NevDev (Nev) 9 months ago | reply

      Thanks Montse Yep, a cruise would be heaven. Thanks Jerry and Uwe for stopping by.

    9. Tina !!! busy 9 months ago | reply

      Gracias por compartir • Thank you for sharing

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    10. NevDev (Nev) 9 months ago | reply

      Thank you Tina.

    11. NevDev (Nev) 6 months ago | reply

      Glad you both liked the photo. I appreciate your faves Veronica and Stefan.

    12. Wellshot 5 months ago | reply

      AWESOME Capture !!!

    13. NevDev (Nev) 2 months ago | reply

      Appreciate the comment. Thanks for the fave.

    14. Bloomsday 2 months ago | reply

      You're welcome! I love the statistics you posted as well.

    15. picturetakingone 2 months ago | reply

      607.

    16. moacirdsp 2 months ago | reply

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    17. Stella Blu 2 months ago | reply

      Awesome capture !! Those large ships sure look impressive

    18. NevDev (Nev) 2 months ago | reply

      I appreciate your comments.

    19. NevDev (Nev) 2 months ago | reply

      Nice to see you Heidi. Yes these cruise liners look very large especially when viewed from the deck of a Sydney commuter ferry.

      The ferry goes really close to the ship docked at the Overseas Passenger Terminal as it swings around underneath the Harbour Bridge to glide into the Circular Quay ferry terminal which is only about 500 metres from where this shot was taken.

    20. BINNO FRANÇA 2 months ago | reply

      Vista em: Portos e Marinas (Ports and Marina)

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