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megaspeedcargo · 9 days
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The UK, an island nation with a rich maritime history, is home to some of the busiest and most significant sea ports in the world. These ports are crucial gateways for global trade, facilitating the import and export of goods, including vehicles, machinery, consumer goods, and much more.
If you’re looking to transport your cargo, particularly from Dubai, understanding the major sea ports in the UK can greatly enhance your logistics planning.
At MegaSpeed Cargo, one of the Best Car Shipping Companies in Dubai and a leading Dubai Logistics Company, we offer seamless shipping solutions to and from the UK’s major ports, ensuring your cargo reaches its destination efficiently and safely.
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redgriffinsphotos · 10 months
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A Trip To Norway (Part 1) Southampton
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oflgtfol · 1 year
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did you know long island is shaped like a fish. now you do :)
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simona-a-marinkova · 1 year
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Bank holiday weekend in Southampton
Southampton is a port city in south England, just 2 hours train ride from London Waterloo. It was last minute decision to go there over the bank holiday, and it worked out well. It’s worth visiting for couple of days. The city is well kept and there is a lot of development going on – loads new flats buildings, restaurants, shopping mall and modern Ocean village (marina). We got there with the…
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The On – Off Hire Bunker and Condition Surveys is the most popular survey in marine surveyor field. This survey is carried out prior and after charter period which purposed to determine the quantity of bunker remaining on board ROB and inspected the general condition of the vessel.
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therealefl · 1 year
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Southampton Starlet Leaves On Loan After 'Summer-Long Chase'
Scottish Premiership club St Mirren have re-signed fullback Thierry Small on loan from Championship outfit Southampton for the rest of the season, the club have officially confirmed. This will be the third loan spell of Small’s infant career, having joined the Saints from Premier League club Everton back in 2021 in rather controversial terms after the Toffees rejected Southampton’s offer of £1.5…
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shane-west · 5 months
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APRIL 10-11th 1912 - TITANIC SETS SAIL
Shortly after 12.00 noon, Titanic sets sail from Southampton, beginning her maiden voyage, and heading first for Cherbourg in Normandy, north-western France. Titanic arrives in Cherbourg, with the tender ships SS Nomadic and SS Traffic reaching the ship – anchored in the outer harbour – at 6.35pm. With the newly embarking passengers safely transferred from the tender ships to Titanic (142 1st Class, 30 2nd Class and 102 3rd Class), and with a smaller number disembarking (15 1st Class and 9 2nd Class), at around 8.10pm the ship leaves Cherbourg, headed for Queenstown on the south coast of County Cork, Ireland. At 11.30am, Titanic drops anchor at Roches Point outer anchorage, in Queenstown, County Cork – her final port of call on the maiden journey to New York. With the tender ships PS Ireland and PS America having transported the 123 passengers joining at Queenstown (7 2nd Class and 113 3rd Class) and collecting 7 passengers who were disembarking, at 1.30pm Titanic raises anchor and sets off to cross the Atlantic for America.
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112 Years Ago: Titanic was dressed in her signal flags to greet the people of Southampton on her first day in port. This occasion is often assumed to be a celebration of Good Friday but has since been confirmed as taking place on Thursday, April the 4th.
Join us tomorrow for our next major event in our A MONTH TO REMEMBER! For a look at the full schedule, visit https://www.patreon.com/posts/presenting-month-101308623
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petspeopletogether · 1 month
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Incredibly moving reminder from the Animal League: There are so many animals who are looking for homes. Some that are continuously overlooked 🥺 All animals deserve a second chance.
Visit our Port Washington, NY adoption center to meet these sweet animals and so many more like them‼️❤️
video idea: Southampton Animal Shelter Foundation
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thedemon-crowley · 9 months
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They were in sight of Southampton Harbor. Soleil pulled her phone out and texted her new acquaintance. [About to make port. The Pearl takes a longer time to dock due to her size. I'm thinking we need about hours to settle. You're London based, right?]
[I am indeed.] He fires off his reply, following up almost immediately with [I can meet you there if you like.]
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stephensmithuk · 2 months
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The Hound of the Baskervilles: The Problem
Yew hedges are pruned lots of European yew (Taxus baccata), a highly dense tree that can cope with heat, cold and pollution.
A wicket gate is a small narrow door built into a fence, wall or larger gate. You would often find them in city gates as they could be opened to admit pedestrians without incurring the time and security risk of opening the main gate.
Padlocks have been around since ancient civilisation, but the Industrial Revolution made them much easier to make and available to the masses.
Clogs were very popular in Britain at this point as they were cheap, strong footwear for industrial and agricultural workers. People danced in them and it is still a thing in Wales. One British expression for dying is "popped his clogs".
Waterloo was the main railway arrival point in London for ocean liner passengers disembarking at Southampton (a major port of arrival for them), with special trains being put on to meet the various liners. An express train in 1888 could do the journey from the Southampton Docks station in 2 hours and 10 minutes. The electrification of the line from London to Southampton by British Rail led to the closure of this station and nearby Northam in 1966 to passengers, freight services running a year longer. Passenger services were diverted to Southampton Central. The station's platform area is now a car park under the old glass canopy and the station building is now a casino, part of the Gentings Casino chain.
Yellow fever is a viral disease spread by mosquitoes. Most people get over it in five days or so, but 15% will get a second phase including jaundice (hence the name) with a 20%-50% fatality rate at that point. Africans were mistakenly thought to be immune to this when they had in fact merely acquired immunity via burying their dead close to their habitations with resultant mild cases among children. When these traditions were stopped by imperalists, they got it just as bad as everyone else. It is thought it came to South and Central America via the Spanish conquerors.
A successful, easily manufacturable vaccine was developed in 1937. A lot of countries now require some form of yellow fever vaccination, although precise regulations vary.
Shag tobacco is fine-cut tobacco used for self-made cigarettes i.e. roll-ups.
The Ordnance here refers to the Ordnance Survey, which I have discussed in the past.
Princetown prison is HMP Dartmoor, originally opened in 1809 for prisoners of war from the Napoleonic Wars and then the War of 1812. Closed in 1815, it was rebuilt in 1850-1851 to become a civilian prison; today it is a Category C (general population) men's prison.
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stairnaheireann · 5 months
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#OTD in 1912 – The RMS Titanic leaves port in Southampton, England for her first and only voyage.
At 7.30am, Captain Edward J. Smith boards Titanic with full crew. Third class passengers embarked at 9.30, followed by second and first class. Titanic sets sail from Southampton at noon heading for Cherbourg. Even before she leaves the harbour, there was disarray. The swell caused by the giant ship created a suction that broke the mooring ropes of the City of New York. A collision was narrowly…
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simona-a-marinkova · 1 year
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Bank holiday weekend in Southampton
Southampton is a port city in south England, just 2 hours train ride from London Waterloo. It was last minute decision to go there over the bank holiday, and it worked out well. It’s worth visiting for couple of days. The city is well kept and there is a lot of development going on – loads new flats buildings, restaurants, shopping mall and modern Ocean village (marina). We got there with the…
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At Solent Marine Consultants, we are committed to become the world's leading marine consultants, surveyors and inspection providers in Bangladesh. Marine Consultant & Surveyors have been providing professional maritime consulting services to our global client base. One of the most trusted and established names in the industry, Solent Marine Consultants is proud to have been called upon to represent our clients in some of the most high profile shipping incidents of recent years. Our aim is to help the ships to operate safely, securely and responsibly as per industry norms and standards.
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aimeedaisies · 1 year
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The Princess Royal’s Official Engagements in July 2023
01/07 Princess Anne accompanied by Sir Tim, opened the 30th Scottish Traditional Boat Festival at Portsoy Harbour. ⛴️
03/07 As Chancellor of Harper Adams University, visited the University’s Future Farm, Edgmond and met the 2023 Marshal Papworth Foundation Scholars. 👩‍🎓
As Patron, Scottish Fisheries Museum’s Reaper Appeal visited the Scottish Fisheries Museum in St. Ayles, Anstruther. 🎣
04/07 Visited Strathcarron Hospice, Denny. 👩‍⚕️
As Colonel-in-Chief of the Intelligence Corps, attended a 5 Military Intelligence Battalion Training Night at the Army Reserve Centre, Edinburgh. 💂
05/07 As part of Holyrood week in Edinburgh, Princess Anne carried out the following engagements;
Opened the Royal Hospital for Children and Young People and the Department of Clinical Neurosciences, at NHS Lothian as part of #NHS75 celebrations. 🧸
Opened King’s Buildings Nucleus Building at the University of Edinburgh. 👩‍🎓
Launched WETWHEELS EDINBURGH Accessible Boat at Port Edgar Marina. 🦽🛥️
Attended a Dinner at the Waldorf Astoria for Eric Liddell 100 programme. 🍽️
06/07 As President of the UK Fashion and Textile Association, attended the Textile Institute World Conference at the University of Huddersfield. 🪡
Opened Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust’s Maternity Theatre at Bradford Royal Infirmary.🤰
As Colonel of The Blues and Royals, with Sir Tim, took the salute at the Household Division Beating Retreat on Horse Guards Parade. 🫡
07/07 Attended a Charity Polo Day at Cirencester Park Polo Club for the Spinal Injuries Association 🐎
11/07 Visited Flintshire Adult Day Care Centre, Hwb Cyfle in Queensferry, Wales. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
HRH, as the new Patron of BASC (British Association for Shooting and Conservation) visited their Headquarters at Marford Mill, Wrexham, Wales. 🦡
12/07 Visited St Helena’s Nursing Campus at the University of Derby in Chesterfield. 👩‍⚕️
Opened Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust’s new Urgent and Emergency Care Department. 🏥
Attended a Reception at Rolls-Royce Learning and Development Centre for the Motor Neurone Association. 🚘
13/07 Sir Tim represented the Princess Royal at a service of thanksgiving for the life of Admiral of the Fleet Lord Boyce at Westminster Abbey. ⚓️
Princess Anne opened the King’s Arch at Government House, visited the Tortoise Takeover Trail at Gorey Castle and subsequently opened the Tortoise Tunnel at Jersey Zoo. 🇯🇪🐢
Princess Anne with Sir Tim, later attended the Royal Academy of Engineering Annual Awards Dinner at the Londoner Hotel in Leicester Square, London. 🏆
14/07 Opened the new Southampton Citizens Advice Bureau and visited DP World Shipping Container Terminal. ⛴️
15/07 As Colonel-in-Chief of the Intelligence Corps, attended their Annual Corps Day at Chicksands. 🪖
18/07 Princess Anne and Sir Tim carried out the following engagements in Kent;
Opened a new affordable housing development at Bartlett Close, Staple, Canterbury, followed by a Reception at Staple Village Hall. 🏡
Visited St James’s Cemetery in Dover in her role as Patron of the Remembrance Trust 🫡
Visited Folkestone National Coastguard Institution Station in Folkestone to mark its 25th Anniversary, followed by a Reception at Folkestone Yacht and Motorboat Club. 🚨
19/07 In South Wales, visited Barry Citizens Advice Bureaux in her role of Patron of the National Association of Citizens Advice Bureaux and later visited HM Prison Cardiff in her role of Patron of the Butler Trust. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
20/07 Joined the ship’s company of HMS Albion and visited Clyde Marina near Glasgow, Scotland. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
21/07 Princess Anne and Sir Tim attended a Dinner at the Royal Ocean Racing Club Clubhouse, to celebrate the 50th Edition of the Fastnet Race in Cowes, Isle of Wight. 🛥️
27/07 Attended the Tall Ships Races Captains’ Dinner at Lerwick Town Hall, Lerwick, Shetland Islands. 👨‍✈️🍽️
28/07 Visited ships in Lerwick Harbour taking part in the Tall Ships Races. 🚢🏁
29/07 With Sir Tim, attended the King George Day at Ascot Racecourse. 🏆🐎
30/07 Princess Anne and Sir Tim visited Cowes, Isle of Wight for Cowes Week and carried out the following engagements;
Viewed Cowes Week Racing and met Squadron Staff at the Royal Yacht Squadron. 🛥️
Visited HMS Tyne and The Royal Navy Stand. ⛴️
Attended a Church Service at Holy Trinity Church. ⛪️
Attended a Reception for Members, Racing Crews, Flag Officers and Sailing Associates at the Royal Yacht Squadron. 🥂
Total official engagements for Anne in July: 42
2023 total so far: 304
Total official engagements accompanied by Tim in July: 14
2023 total so far: 70
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docholligay · 8 months
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I'll take your word for it that you saw it happen but eating burgers with a knife and fork is absolutely NOT an "everyone does this" situation. The vast majority of burger places do not even have silverware available! Curious if the people you saw at the pub were over 50 and developed their tastes at a time when burgers were less common in England (I've seen news coverage of the 'shocking new food trend')
I swear to GOD I saw it everywhere. Ask my mother, we were just there! I have no motivation to lie about this, it's not a thing I even would have considered a human being would DO until i saw it WITH MINE OWN EYES. We didn't go to five guys, admittedly, but every sit down restaurant had it happen frequently.
I told my friend who is a little younger than me in Southampton how shocked I was about this, and her response was to be shocked that I was shocked, so i don't know if they're doing it different in the port cities and you live in an urbane area or what, but we went to a burger restaurant after the place I really wanted to go to was closed in York, and we could not STOP noticing IT HOLY SHIT YOU CAN SEE A WOMAN DOING IT IN THE BACKGROUND ON THEIR TRIPADVISOR ZOOM ENHANCE
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I am about to make a joke, art thou prepared for the joke? Joke incoming.
Y'ALL ENGLISH ARE GASLIGHTING ME CONSTANTLY ABOUT WHAT Y'ALL DO AND DO NOT DO, BUT I WAS THERE, GANDALF, AND THE FORKS AND KNIVES WERE USED. THIS IS NOT A TWILIGHT ZONE EPISODE.
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