Darling Harbour, HMAS Advance
The HMAS Advance is a navy patrol boat on permanent display at the Australian National Maritime Museum at Darling Harbour. It was commissioned in 1968 and served out of Darwin, Northern Territory until 1980. The larger ship behind it is the HMAS Vampire, a navy destroyer, The office buildings of the city rise up behind them.
Nice boat indeed... It looks like a Navy one.
ReplyDeleteThe Vampire is a lot bigger!
ReplyDeleteAll dressed up and no war to go to?
ReplyDeleteI think peace keeping is always better than war.
DeleteBeautiful shot! Have a fabulous week and Happy MMY.
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«Louis», having a life-long fascination with all things regarding the Navies of the world, would very much enjoy visiting these ships.
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ReplyDeleteShe's a beautiful ship, Jim.
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boy's toy, are you allowed on it?
ReplyDeleteYes, you can explore it and a number of other ships on display.
DeleteNice composition of the color grey, relieved by the the other colors in the bottomed left corner of he
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Wow beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNice ship. This reminds me of the upcoming tall ship event here in Ireland.
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