Crimea_River
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Wow, not much room for error there!
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Lovely shots Vic!
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Beautiful shots Vic! Thank you for sharing sir!
Keep 'em coming Vic!
fubar57
General
Great stuff Vic.
Geo
Geo
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Vic Balshaw
Major General
Many thanks guys. Carrying on, here are a few more pic of the river. First up entering one of the many locks.
The size of the dam we had just passed through.
Another one of the many very norrow channels with the steep rock sides.
Passing under a now unused railway bridge. The sun shade area, masts and even the captains bridge area gas to be lowered in order to negotiate under the bridge.
The size of the dam we had just passed through.
Another one of the many very norrow channels with the steep rock sides.
Passing under a now unused railway bridge. The sun shade area, masts and even the captains bridge area gas to be lowered in order to negotiate under the bridge.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Very interesting Vic, thank you for sharing your vacation with us sir!
Good shots Vic!
ontos
Tech Sergeant
Nice shots Vic, love to go on one of those river cruises, looks like a nice relaxing time.
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Vic Balshaw
Major General
Thought I'd return to the forum after many month with the continuation of our 2013 holiday pics. Continuing on up the Douro River we eventually arrived near the Spanish border, so the next venture was a bus ride into Spain and to the university city of Salamanca.
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Vic Balshaw
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Okay, wasn't sure about loading pics as I've done nothing in this new forum layout so above was just a try out. Here are just a few of the sights of Salamanca.
The main square from a deferent angle to the one in the last post.
A bit of the architecture up close, note the sun shade.
A couple of stork nests which we even saw on the top of power line poles.
One of the wider walking and shopping streets, not sure if the church in the background was part of the university buildings.
Anyone for a ham or sausage sandwich!
Naturally washed down with a Coca Cola.
The main square from a deferent angle to the one in the last post.
A bit of the architecture up close, note the sun shade.
A couple of stork nests which we even saw on the top of power line poles.
One of the wider walking and shopping streets, not sure if the church in the background was part of the university buildings.
Anyone for a ham or sausage sandwich!
Naturally washed down with a Coca Cola.
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Great to see this thread resurrected. Nice ones Vic.
Old Wizard
2nd Lieutenant
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Great stuff Vic, and good to see you back.
Nice shots Vic!
T Bolt
Colonel
Good to see you back at it Vic.
