Fluidr / Nomadic Mark's "2018-01 BluJay Soar Event, Tobacco Docks, London," set sorted randomly

Three Sisters - Tobacco Dock

A Sony WX220 — 1/320s ƒ/5 ISO 100 at 12.1 mm

N 0 B 74 C 0 E Feb 1, 2018 F Feb 10, 2018

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The Three Sisters was a 330-ton trade ship built at nearby Blackwall Yard in 1788 that travelled to the East and West Indies to return with tobacco and spices, while the Sea Lark was an American merchant schooner captured by Britain in 1811.

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Ahoy there

A Sony WX220 — 1/400s ƒ/5.9 ISO 100 at 44.5 mm

N 0 B 48 C 0 E Feb 1, 2018 F Feb 10, 2018

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Plane through the rigging

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Three Sisters - Tobacco Dock

A Sony WX220 — 1/200s ƒ/4.5 ISO 100 at 9.1 mm

N 0 B 58 C 0 E Feb 1, 2018 F Feb 10, 2018

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Sea Lark - Tobacco Dock

A Sony WX220 — 1/80s ƒ/5 ISO 400 at 14.2 mm

N 0 B 91 C 0 E Feb 1, 2018 F Feb 10, 2018

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The Sea Lark, apparently a copy of a 330 tonne tobacco and spice ship built at Blackwall Yard in 1788, was designed as a pirate ship for children, and the Three Sisters, a copy of an 18th century American built merchant schooner captured by the Admiralty during the Anglo-American War at the start of the 19th century, was designed as a floating pirate museum.

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Logi Cups

A Sony WX220 — 1/40s ƒ/3.3 ISO 250 at 4.5 mm

N 0 B 50 C 0 E Feb 1, 2018 F Feb 10, 2018

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