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Subject: Re: Most boring port

Author: Ed Tyler (Where to start?)

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Sunday, April 13, 03:40:20pm In reply to: tony cooke 's message, "Re: Most boring port" on Sunday, March 16, 04:47:07pm Sea Island at Ras Tannurah, or any offshore/buoy loading arrangement for tankers. Barrow Clay Pits on the Humber. Stunning. And, bang up to date, Port Fourchon in Louisiana - welcome to the busiest supply-boat port you will ever see, where everybody is scared to go for a beer, and lives in fear of the local rozzers. The 'Land Of The Free', indeed. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]