Subscribe to RSS feedDéjà vu as Sydney feels nostalgia in blue
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Sam Collyer
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Jun 21, 2010 12:04 PM
FOR 365 days of the year, the sight of a 55,000 dwt ship berthed at any one of the world’s most iconic harbours would barely raise a tourist’s camera, let alone attract the attention of the locals.
Like bees to pollen, this is where such ships go to do their thing. That is, everywhere except in Sydney.
Ferry commuters and those lucky enough to have harbour-fronted homes awoke to the site of a real life boxship last...
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