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 Vigo, Spain on Saturday 23rd October 20045 viewsMy photo from nearly 20 years ago!Thomas Hypher
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 Funnel Wrinkles In The Early Morning Sunshine19 viewsMy Dad's (James A. Hypher's) photo taken in Vigo, Spain on Saturday 23rd October 2004.Thomas Hypher
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 8 Year Old Me Admiring QE2 In Vigo, Spain18 viewsMy Dad's (James A. Hypher's) photo from Saturday 23rd October 2004.Thomas Hypher
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 QE2's funnel showing it's scars in the early morning sunshine29 viewsMy Dad's (James A. Hypher's) photo from our second trip in October 2004.Thomas Hypher
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 Standing at QE2's stern as an 8 year old81 viewsMy Dad's (James A. Hypher's) photo from the morning of Saturday 23rd October 2004 in Vigo, Spain. We had just come through a Force 9 gusting Force 10 in the Bay of Biscay and made up a 7 hour delay from leaving Southampton. I was glad to not be seasick every 2 minutes after a day and half of being so!Thomas Hypher
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 Racing through a Force 9 gusting Force 10 in the Bay of Biscay (2)43 viewsMy Dad's (James A Hypher's) photo from our October 2004 voyage. Another photo in the series from this Bay of Biscay passage. My Dad was one of only two passengers out on deck at the time, and he was getting soaked in spray from the waves breaking over the bow but at the aft end of Boat Deck about 800 feet aft of the bow! Unfortunately I was busy being badly seasick for about a day and a half in our cabin at the bow but will never forget the motions of QE2 racing through the storm and our cabin creaking!Thomas Hypher
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 Racing through a Force 9 gusting Force 10 in the Bay of Biscay (1)34 viewsMy Dad's (James A Hypher's) photo from our October 2004 voyage. QE2 had left Southampton 7 hours late due to a very late arrival caused by the same stormy weather. We would go on to arrive in Vigo, Spain (our first port of call) on time after a day and a half of bombing along in the upper 20s of knots in what was originally scheduled to be two whole sea days. Captain McNaught definitely opened up the throttles.Thomas Hypher
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 Mooring ropes and Maintenance60 viewsMy photo, Monday 25th October 2004 in Gibraltar.Thomas Hypher
 
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