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by passenger 47 (gary) » Mon Sep 01, 2008 11:30 am
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by Bob Evans » Mon Sep 01, 2008 4:13 pm
Hi Dear Gary, & Other members here.
Like other members I wait for a report on this Titanic trail trip by our two Members John & Percy. I myself was invited to go on this trip, but due to prior commitments I had to sadly decline. I expect after readinfg any forthcoming reports I will be kicking myself for not going. Oh dear such is life.But I hope to make it next Easter When our two wanderers are planning a return trip.
Sincerely Bob
Like other members I wait for a report on this Titanic trail trip by our two Members John & Percy. I myself was invited to go on this trip, but due to prior commitments I had to sadly decline. I expect after readinfg any forthcoming reports I will be kicking myself for not going. Oh dear such is life.But I hope to make it next Easter When our two wanderers are planning a return trip.
Sincerely Bob
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by Bobby » Mon Sep 01, 2008 6:02 pm
Hi Bob & Gary. Top work gary with this forum. Bob it seems from what Percy has posted we missed out, But I have just read John's report, Now I am kicking myself for not going with them But like you I had other things more pressing.
But John old mate, your report alone was indeed like doing the tour, thank you for posting your thoughts so promptly. I just hope others will appreciate you doing this.
Cheers Bobby
But John old mate, your report alone was indeed like doing the tour, thank you for posting your thoughts so promptly. I just hope others will appreciate you doing this.
Cheers Bobby
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by PAD » Sat Nov 26, 2011 3:34 pm
Hi to the members For my first post I will jump in this thread or forums to show I am interested in all aspects of the Titanic disaster.
The story of the Titanic is etched, hammered and carved into the city of Belfast.
Though the ship left almost one hundred years ago,
Belfast was once the greatest ship building port in the world, it built the largest man-made structure ever moved, and made a ship of dreams a reality.
When the Titanic slid from its slipway into the chilly waters of Belfast Lough, it
The story of the Titanic is etched, hammered and carved into the city of Belfast.
Though the ship left almost one hundred years ago,
Belfast was once the greatest ship building port in the world, it built the largest man-made structure ever moved, and made a ship of dreams a reality.
When the Titanic slid from its slipway into the chilly waters of Belfast Lough, it
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by Merlin » Mon Nov 28, 2011 2:12 pm
Hi Peter
Yous say in your post
Yous say in your post
Let Belfast share what it knows with you when you do a tour.
To take in a tour of the ship itself is a bit beyond our remit, but the Titanic Boat Tour does sail the cityAdios From Mervin Linden
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