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Flying East from Omagh - ?

Flying from
 

Possibly part view of Belfast

Looks Scandinavian somehow, Copenhagen?

We are flying from Ireland. The destination in the image is what is needed.

No. :balloon:. A bit further than Copenhagen.

Klaipeda Lithuania.

Neville

No. :balloon:. Not as far as that.

#1. Answer at 15.00hrs.

No. 1:

Kallingrad!

McC

No. Not as far as that. :balloon: Answer in 5 minutes.

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Flying North from Palma - ?

#12 Le Havre

Correct. :thumb:

Flying North from Malaga

#15 - Gijon
Rgds.
Dave

Correct. :thumb:

Flying South from Boston UK

Do they have a special berth for their sugar almonds???? Valencia.

Geoff

Correct. :thumb:

Flying East from Lisbon

Clue?

Neville

Villaputzu in Porto Corallo

Correct. :thumb:

Flying North from Dubrovnik.

The only port I have been to in Sweden,other than Stockholm...where we used to ship iron ore from in the 60's...Gefle?

geoff

Gefle/Gavle next to Fredriksskans. Correct. :thumb:

Flying North from Lagos

Flying West from Rostock

I'm not going to answer this one...but think we had it 'elsewhere' about 2 years ago?

geoff

The new larkers if there are any might sus it out. :thumb:

Flying North from Monaco

#32 Not solved. Answer at 21.00hrs.

Cueball, you seem to be able to come up with a lot of information.
Could you please tell me the name of a ship, preferably a freighter, that would have been in the port of Vancouver, B.C. Canada near the end of April 1949?
I could ask the Vancouver Sun Library to look it up in their archives for me — they are very good— but it usually takes them quite awhile to respond. I'm just writing the last chapter of my YA novel (2nd draft), and it would be very helpful to describe the ship as she enters, or leaves, the harbour. Here are some of the names of ships listed in the shipping news in March 1949: Waitomo, Aorangi...
I just went upstairs to go through my research material from the Vancouver Sun and, lo and behold, found an April 30, 1949 reference of "DEEP SEA SHIPS IN PORT." The print is so small and faint, I'll have to blow it up. Back later.

The "Cape Rodney" Br., Agent Anglo) departed from Lapointe Pier, Vancouver, B.C. on April 30, 1949, destination California.
I found several photos of her, but some of them show different ships. Would you have a correct one? Tonnage? Any idea what her cargo would be to Vancouver and then to California?
Many thanks.

Thought I would not get to answer 29.....Galway the newer end.

geoff

#29 Galway correct. :thumb:

Hi Mary. This one is at Vancouver. And can be found on the ShipSpotting site. Do you have the same image ?

Hi Mary. Another image of the Cape Rodney >

Hi Mary. Some info on the ship >