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England, Hampshire, Portsmouth, Historic Naval Dockyard Funnels masts and rigging of HMS Warrior built in 1860 as the first iron hulled sail and steam powered warship.
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England, Hampshire, Portsmouth, Historic Naval Dockyard Funnels masts and rigging of HMS Warrior built in 1860 as the first iron hulled sail and steam powered warship.
England, Hampshire, Portsmouth, Historic Naval Dockyard Funnels masts and rigging of HMS Warrior built in 1860 as the first iron hulled sail and steam powered warship.
20071287
England, Hampshire, Portsmouth, Historic Naval Dockyard Funnels masts and rigging of HMS Warrior built in 1860 as the first iron hulled sail and steam powered warship.
England, Hampshire, Portsmouth, Historic Naval Dockyard Figurehead masts and rigging of HMS Warrior built in 1860 as the first iron hulled sail and steam powered warship.
20071286
England, Hampshire, Portsmouth, Historic Naval Dockyard Figurehead masts and rigging of HMS Warrior built in 1860 as the first iron hulled sail and steam powered warship.
England, Hampshire, Portsmouth, Historic Naval Dockyard Figurehead of HMS Warrior built in 1860 as the first iron hulled sail and steam powered warship.
20071285
England, Hampshire, Portsmouth, Historic Naval Dockyard Figurehead of HMS Warrior built in 1860 as the first iron hulled sail and steam powered warship.
Ifaty Beach. Men with a red sail Pirogue boat at the waters edgeA pirogue is a small flat hulled boat of a design associated particularly with West African fishermen
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Ifaty Beach. Men with a red sail Pirogue boat at the waters edge A pirogue is a small flat hulled boat of a design associated particularly with West African fishermen
Ifaty Beach. Young fisherman sitting on bow of red sail Pirogue boatA pirogue is a small flat hulled boat of a design associated particularly with West African fishermen
20079338
Ifaty Beach. Young fisherman sitting on bow of red sail Pirogue boat A pirogue is a small flat hulled boat of a design associated particularly with West African fishermen