The entry of steam into shipping marked a radical development in the nature of sea travel, not least, I argue, in the imaginative geographies of the voyage.
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TITANIC LIGHTHOUSE MEMORIAL, a 60-foot monument to the doomed ship, marks the intersection of Fulton and Pearl Streets.
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A while later three planes flew overhead, and eventually a ship marked SOS Marine came into view.
A drone successfully delivered medical supplies to the New Jersey coastline straight from the deck of a ship, marking the first ship-to-shore delivery in the US.
Further along, a trio of historic three-masted ships mark the Forum Marinum maritime museum, though I don't linger as my focus is Turku Castle (nba.fi/en/turku_castle) just beyond.
In contrast to Belfast's starry and glossy Titanic memorial concert, Southampton was the site of a simple, profound vigil in a park, with the outline of the ship marked out in rope lights – and attended by many, still resident, descendants of the ship's crew.
Then, the region of four ships, marked with a white rectangle, are truncated from this SAR image.
