This blog recounts our 2006 cruise to the Baltic.
A slightly more formal account, with a selection of the best photographs is being compiled at 2006 Cruise similar to the account of our 2005 Cruise to Ireland, Greenland, Iceland and Norway.
Here my intention is to describe the journey more informally and share some of the still interesting but possibly less spectacular photos.
The nature of the blog means that it is much more open to comments and I hope visitors will share their own experiences.
I apologise to readers for the fact that so far I have only recounted just over half the journey, but I do intend to continue this as soon as I have time.
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Showing posts with label Ireland. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 01, 2008
Thursday, June 15, 2006
af-Chapman

Passing the island of Skeppsholmen we see af-Chapman, a fine three-masted sailing ship.
Seemingly it entered service as the Dunboyne in 1888 and once carried passengers between Ireland and Australia. During World War II it was a Swedish Navy barracks ship.
Since 1949 however it has been used as a Youth Hostel
Labels:
af-Chapman,
Australia,
boats,
Dunboyne,
hotels,
Ireland,
islands,
Navy,
Second World War,
Skeppsholmen,
Stockholm,
Youth Hostel
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