From the hotel it was another short stroll to the embarkation point for our cormorant fishing demonstration.
During the same period he also produced a handful of outcrop climbs on Peakland gritstone that are still regarded as serious test pieces: Priscilla Ridge at Laddow Rocks, Pulpit Ridge on Ravenstones, and the Embarkation Parade in Kinder Downfall's amphitheatre.
I couldn't resist the embarkation photo with the cruise logo.
Astor's risky move was prompted by the embarkation of a British invasion force from Cyprus.
The men were not told that it would be the embarkation point for their historic mission.
Say, didn't I see you during the war hanging around the embarkation point in a torn sweater?" All of it was faster and nastier and more confrontational than anything people had seen on a stage before.
Instead, various figures move onstage and off: Commander Bolton (Kenneth Branagh), who oversees the embarkation; Alex Harry Styless), a fellow-evacuee whom Tommy meets halfway through; and a numb and nameless man (Cillian Murphy) found shuddering on a capsized hull.
And Lanzarote's newly created port of Puerto Calero is the embarkation point for fishing and scuba expeditions.
Tampa was the embarkation point (1898) for Cuba-bound troops, including those of Theodore Roosevelt, during the Spanish-American War.
