Adiós, Marineros

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This afternoon.

Dublin Bay.

The 270-foot-long Cuauhtémoc (named after the last Aztec Emperor) – one of the world’s largest Tall Ships – which was berthed at Sir John Rogerson’s Quay for a five-day visit here, leaves Dublin.

Probably worried about all the poo, but what can you do.

There’s no concealing hundreds of yards of brown water.

Darach McHugh writes:

A video I shot today of the Mexican Naval ship leaving Dublin port.

Music: Unknown brass ensemble.

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3 thoughts on “Adiós, Marineros

  1. Spaghetti Hoop

    Stunning ship. That massive Mexican fleg swaying to and fro on John Rogerson’s Quay would put any Nordie to shame.

  2. Slightly Bemused

    A few years ago I was working in a building right by the East Link bridge. When the tall ships came in, we had a ringside seat, so to speak. And this beauty was possibly the most incredible sight (there was another similarly large ship, which I would tie for the honour – Argentinian, I think).

    The sailors all lined up on deck at attention and gave honours to the port as they arrived. It was truly something to see.

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