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Oosterdam, Cruise Ship
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Currently Boarding
The ship was currently boarding and was under preparation to depart.
The MS Oosterdam Ship • Holland America Line, a division of Carnival Corporation • Docked in San Diego, California • (Photo posted Tuesday 27 September 2011) • (Photo taken 15:41:59 Saturday 16 October 2010) • © 2011 Bryan Costales #BCY_1036 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Bulb Diagram
A diagram on the bow of the ship near the water indicated that a bulb just under the water was present.
The MS Oosterdam Ship • Holland America Line, a division of Carnival Corporation • Docked in San Diego, California • (Photo posted Tuesday 27 September 2011) • (Photo taken 15:42:07 Saturday 16 October 2010) • © 2011 Bryan Costales #BCY_1037 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Gulls Flew
Two gulls flew. One away from and the other towards the docked ship.
The MS Oosterdam Ship • Holland America Line, a division of Carnival Corporation • Docked in San Diego, California • (Photo posted Tuesday 27 September 2011) • (Photo taken 15:45:46 Saturday 16 October 2010) • © 2011 Bryan Costales #BCY_1054 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Port Side
The port side of the ship. The side away from the dock, with its life boats covers lending a little splash of color.
The MS Oosterdam Ship • Holland America Line, a division of Carnival Corporation • Docked in San Diego, California • (Photo posted Tuesday 27 September 2011) • (Photo taken 15:45:10 Saturday 16 October 2010) • © 2011 Bryan Costales #BCY_1055 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Upper Bow
The upper bow of the ship with its windows covering the control room. Notice how the room overhangs the side of the ship allowing a view of the port on either side.
The MS Oosterdam Ship • Holland America Line, a division of Carnival Corporation • Docked in San Diego, California • (Photo posted Tuesday 27 September 2011) • (Photo taken 15:45:14 Saturday 16 October 2010) • © 2011 Bryan Costales #BCY_1056 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Life Boat
The life boats are the only boats on a ship that the ship owners never hope to use.
The MS Oosterdam Ship • Holland America Line, a division of Carnival Corporation • Docked in San Diego, California • (Photo posted Tuesday 27 September 2011) • (Photo taken 15:45:18 Saturday 16 October 2010) • © 2011 Bryan Costales #BCY_1058 Add a comment or report a mistake
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Smoke Stacks
In the old days smoke stacks were full smoke stacks for venting burnt coal smoke. Modern ships are diesel and require many narrower exhaust stacks.
The MS Oosterdam Ship • Holland America Line, a division of Carnival Corporation • Docked in San Diego, California • (Photo posted Tuesday 27 September 2011) • (Photo taken 16:14:32 Saturday 16 October 2010) • © 2011 Bryan Costales #BCY_1088 Add a comment or report a mistake
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The Stern
The stern of the ship with its many rear facing decks.
The MS Oosterdam Ship • Holland America Line, a division of Carnival Corporation • Docked in San Diego, California • Photographed from a Harbor Cruise • (Photo posted Tuesday 27 September 2011) • (Photo taken 16:15:05 Saturday 16 October 2010) • © 2011 Bryan Costales #BCY_1090 Add a comment or report a mistake
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The Stern Viewed From The Water
The stern of the ship as seen from a cruise boat.
The MS Oosterdam Ship • Holland America Line, a division of Carnival Corporation • Docked in San Diego, California • Photographed from a Harbor Cruise • (Photo posted Tuesday 27 September 2011) • (Photo taken 16:15:45 Saturday 16 October 2010) • © 2011 Bryan Costales #BCY_1093 Add a comment or report a mistake
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The Ship Departs
The stern of the great ship pulls rear-ward past its former dock and out into the bay.
The MS Oosterdam Ship • Holland America Line, a division of Carnival Corporation • Docked in San Diego, California • Photographed from a Harbor Cruise • (Photo posted Tuesday 27 September 2011) • (Photo taken 17:08:08 Saturday 16 October 2010) • © 2011 Bryan Costales #BCY_1224 Add a comment or report a mistake
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