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  • I had to view this album as well (& the flwr + IoW albums). It is 15 years since we saw it at Bristol, when the interior could best be described as "arrested decay". They have done a huge amount of restoration in mean time, you can now see exactly how the ship operated. Only a few months ago I read a book covering all it's life at sea & the voyages it made. A facinating look at life in mid 1800's. My own special interest in the ship dates from the time I sailed around it in a small boat when it was a wreck in Sparrow cove Falkland Isles, no one would have thought then it could be brought back to UK & restored. A truly remarkable ship. Eric

  • said ericy202

  • 2006.05.26 at 07:51:01 PDT

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  • Hi, I have visited this ship in Bristol, what a marvellous history it has and one of Brunels masterpieces. I think you have done a very good job of it in deed.It is only a pity that it is so difficult to get a good picture showing just how big it is. Anyway a very good record of this famous ship. Again I am glad to be able to sign your gb. take care and good fortune Ken

  • said saxonfenken

  • 2006.04.23 at 00:15:33 PDT

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