
Wee dinghy
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Indeed, nice Vessel but the folk round your way can't park for sh*t 

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hehe the Xantia drove like a boat with the fluid suspension, used to give people seasickness 
It was a saturday and the car parks were empty, I just hoofed it in to get a look at the QE2, took the dog for a walk as an excuse to get out.

It was a saturday and the car parks were empty, I just hoofed it in to get a look at the QE2, took the dog for a walk as an excuse to get out.
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Looking at the pictures its somewhere round the lagan, is that round titanic quarter? (knowledge of belfast not great i get lost a lot)
Glad you found the dingy
Glad you found the dingy

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Isn't the QE2 just sooo much more beautiful? Looks like a proper ship, not an office block.sirwiggum wrote:Yep in the science park which is in the part of Belfast now known as the Titanic Quarter (to bring in the tourists).Welly wrote:That's something you don't see everyday!
So, like, you work opposite the port?
Basically the old shipyard.
I mind a couple of year ago QE2 was in town
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QE2 was nice, though I thought it would've been bigger.
Titanic Quarter, the black spec in front of the cruise ship is a reconstruction of the hull of the Titanic that some channel4 programme made, for scale
Titanic Quarter, the black spec in front of the cruise ship is a reconstruction of the hull of the Titanic that some channel4 programme made, for scale

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it could be 406 instead of xantiascotty73 wrote:Nice parking.![]()

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not much diffence realy, other than the Hover'craft style s'pension,Alberto wrote:it could be 406 instead of xantiascotty73 wrote:Nice parking.![]()
Xantia is bit better ithink,as it came in Hatchback form

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At the time I was replacing the ZX, and had had hydropneumatic Citroens years ago in the family - my dad had BXs and an early Xantia.
D9s were out of my reach, and I wanted a Xantia.
I did end up with a 406 eventually (hence me lurking on the board here).
D9s were out of my reach, and I wanted a Xantia.
I did end up with a 406 eventually (hence me lurking on the board here).
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2 boats today
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You need to work on your photography skills mate
, I'm assuming that's the same Grand Class ship as last time (Carribean Princess I reckon), but can't see enough of the other ship to recognise it... 


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Are the roads that bad out in the sticks you had to buy the defender 

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Hehe I'm tempted, the Honda is starting to creak over those wee bumpy roads.FarmerPug wrote:Are the roads that bad out in the sticks you had to buy the defender
Yea need a proper DSLR for picturing the cruise liners instead of an old mobile.DaiRees wrote:You need to work on your photography skills mate, I'm assuming that's the same Grand Class ship as last time (Carribean Princess I reckon), but can't see enough of the other ship to recognise it...
The other ship was called Marina - http://www.oceaniacruises.com/ships/marina.aspx , http://www.marinetraffic.com/ais/shipde ... =538003668
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Arcadia today.
(Highlander may or may not get that Bioshock reference)
Theres me thinking it was underwater
(Highlander may or may not get that Bioshock reference)
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Very impressive too. 

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It has a netted area on top.
Either a tennis / badminton area, a driving range, a seagull proof pool, or a quarantine area
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Either a tennis / badminton area, a driving range, a seagull proof pool, or a quarantine area
