#Passenger Ferry

[roby-46]

Southsea, Portsmouth, UK

[i-think-pictures]

[shipwreckguy]

Spirit of Tasmania V

Ferry Spirit of Tasmania V aground in Rauma #roro #finland #maritime

Photo: helsinkitimes.fi On the evening of November 1, the 212 meter long, 6,400 dwt ro-ro passenger ferry Spirit of Tasmania V (IMO: 9936599) ran aground while under construction in Rauma, Finland.  The Spirit of Tasmania V had been secured with additional lines as severe weather approached.  However, the strong winds pushed the ferry away from the pier and broke its mooring lines. The vessel…

[kanalaure]

(*i dont know what kind of dog huan is, but he sheds. a lot. caranthir just wants to have ONE (1) space thats not covered in shed fur)

assume this is in the context of a modern au, or else that everyone is miraculously back from the dead and generally getting along fine and in the interim aman has had its industrial revolution and produced a more eco-friendly equivalent to our technologies

dont take this too seriously or get upset if your blorbo isn't represented, i filled out the ballot on a whim lmao. if you have someone you are Convinced would have one that isn't on this ballot, please do mention it in the tags

[landwriter]

watching dead boy detectives when you've lived in coastal bc

i love that they have a ship that services a metro area of 2.4 million people & all of southern vancouver island, to depict the ferry to (checks notes) port townsend, wa, pop. 10,388. cannot overstate how incredibly funny the scale is. on a regular day that route has more passengers than the entire population of port townsend. like a title card saying our beloved characters had to take three trains and a regional bus line and then smash cutting to a red london double-decker

that being said. bc ferries both as a crown corporation and as individual vessels is DEFINITELY haunted so this tracks actually

[medi-melancholy]

next bag is DONEEEEE this has felt like it’s taken forever and yet no time at all, somehow

the ribbon lining is hand sewn by me!! and i’m very proud even if it’s simple <3 getting the pins into this one was A Pain so it’s not perfect by any means, and i also wish i could’ve squeezed a bit stuff more in, or thought of better decorations/filler, BUT i’m happy for now! i can always add onto it in the future. maybe some lil bows or something?? i wanted to try a frilly look and i like it a lot!

[nocternalrandomness]

Aviation Traders ATL-98 Carvair Air Ferry photographed Nov 3 1973 in Berlin, Germany

[aryburn-trains]

Metro-North Hudson Line train northbound at Dobbs Ferry, NY, 2012

Even from 20 miles away, the New York City skyline provides a dramatic backdrop for a northbound Metro-North commuter train racing along the Hudson River at Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. July, 2012.

[nickdewolfarchive]

hong kong, 1972

ferry passenger

photograph by nick dewolf https://www.flickr.com/photos/dboo/2969146401

[newyorkthegoldenage]

What is it with New Yorkers sleeping on public transportation? This gentleman stretched out aboard the Staten Island Ferry in 1948.

Photo: Rae Russel via Getty Images/NY Daily News

[bigglesworld]

Bristol 170 Freighter. Sabena

[malewifestation]

💙 ⛴️ 🌊 🩵

12/14/2023

[rubbish78]

Damn I was hoping I could go home and sleep with my dog

But I guess flying the airplane to Detroit with no passengers onboard is OKaY

[shipwreckguy]

Samsoe

færge Samsø strikes quay; no injuries #denmark #roro #kalundborg

Photo: tv2east.dk On the morning of October 26, the 91 meter long, 778 dwt ro-ro passenger ferry Samsø (IMO: 9548562) allided with a quay at Kalundborg, Denmark. The Samsø was arriving from a voyage from Ballen when it approached its berth in Kalundborg. Just before it reached the berth, a door for walking passengers was opened prematurely and struck a fender on the quay. The door caught the…

[thefanofdan0u0]

i’m also making a webcomic… based on something VERY notorious for its fandom.. art and music ø_ø

(My Original Character … i feel like caliborn rn)

[20th-century-railroading]

All Jammed Up: 430 Thursday

It's quite busy scene at the New York, Susquehanna & Western engine terminal at Little Ferry, NJ. Power off a Sea-Land train fill up the service track with two Alco C430's, an SD45 and a CF-7. March 1986