The upper decks of the HMSC Fredericton under gloomy skies as it visited Hamilton last week. The frigate is on a tour of the Great Lakes as part of a recruitment and to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Canadian Navy.
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14 comments:
Great shot from your world! Hope you have a wonderful week!
Sylvia
Looks like those banners were flying high!
Gotta love the Canadian Navy!! I remember when my brother signed up in Vancouver and the navy put a uniform on him and sent him to Halifax. Never thought about the navy in the great lakes. Good recruiting idea alright!!
Kay
Alberta, Canada
Great shot, I never seen so close.
Marvellous shot.
The ship certainly matches the sky! That must have been quite a sight to see a warship in the Great Lakes.
Great shot.
Barb: it was certainly a HUGE ship. those flags were flying pretty high (and it was quite windy)
And it was a rare chance to get on a working warship (most recently it was fighting pirates off the Somali coast)
I like that Canadian flag - it pops up.
Thank you for sharing this interesting photo
Have a nice week,
Greetings, Bram
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Great shot - the sky certainly looks like fall!
I wish I'd seen that!
Quiet impressive ship !
Gattina from the ABC team
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