Written on April 17, 2011
Travelling the green route from Great Britain to the Republic of Ireland has been covered a number of times on leading green travel website Greentraveller.
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Written on October 21, 2010
We’ve safely crossed the Atlantic by container ship (barring a 24-hour engine repair at sea). We had hoped to find passage from London to New York, but the closest we could find was a booking on a ship from Liverpool, England to Chester, Pennsylvania.
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Written on September 10, 2010
By the time you read this, we should be aboard the MV Hanjin Madrid, a container ship traveling from the Seattle to Yokohama, Japan.
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The livelihood of the local Vezo people is completely dependent on the sea. This is, after all, why we are here: we are providing the science to help the Vezo understand how make the most of what their sea has to offer.
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The CMA CGM Christophe Colomb can carry up to 13,300 twenty-foot equivalent containers and ten passengers. It is one of the largest container ships in the world, too big to fit through the Panama Canal
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As British writer David Aaronovitch points out in the introduction to his 2000 travel book/memoir, Paddling to Jerusalem, in the last few years writers have walked around England under the guise of just about every gimmick imaginable.
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Written on February 20, 2009
I love ferries because they let you see much of the same scenery you’d pass on a tourist boat cruise, at a fraction of the cost and without the stupefyingly dull taped commentary.
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Stephen Chapman reccounts his journey from London to Dublin by train and ferry.
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A critical look at the London to Dublin Sail Rail journey
Travelling the green route from Great Britain to the Republic of Ireland has been covered a number of times on leading green travel website Greentraveller.
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Our journey across the Atlantic by cargo ship
We’ve safely crossed the Atlantic by container ship (barring a 24-hour engine repair at sea). We had hoped to find passage from London to New York, but the closest we could find was a booking on a ship from Liverpool, England to Chester, Pennsylvania.
Continue Reading »
On a freighter in the Pacific
By the time you read this, we should be aboard the MV Hanjin Madrid, a container ship traveling from the Seattle to Yokohama, Japan.
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The Unpredictable Sea
The livelihood of the local Vezo people is completely dependent on the sea. This is, after all, why we are here: we are providing the science to help the Vezo understand how make the most of what their sea has to offer.
Continue Reading »
The world’s largest passenger carrying container ship
The CMA CGM Christophe Colomb can carry up to 13,300 twenty-foot equivalent containers and ten passengers. It is one of the largest container ships in the world, too big to fit through the Panama Canal
Continue Reading »
Book review: Writer explores England by kayak
As British writer David Aaronovitch points out in the introduction to his 2000 travel book/memoir, Paddling to Jerusalem, in the last few years writers have walked around England under the guise of just about every gimmick imaginable.
Continue Reading »
10 Of The World’s Best Ferry Rides
I love ferries because they let you see much of the same scenery you’d pass on a tourist boat cruise, at a fraction of the cost and without the stupefyingly dull taped commentary.
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The Green Route: London To Dublin
Stephen Chapman reccounts his journey from London to Dublin by train and ferry.
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