The “Moby Corse”, built in 1978 in Denmark as “Dana Anglia”, is our local new entry in the Looney Tunes-liveried ferries of the Moby Lines.
Don't worry about the smoke, you usually see some only when the vessels are maneuvering, never in ordinary navigation.
A quite happy bunch, while the ferry is going slowly in reverse to her berth.Search labels: Moby - ferry
16 comments:
Advertising. I cannot look at the "Moby" without thinking of the Herman Melville classic, Moby Dick.
Jan
GDP
I always love your shots of these ferries...they are so...fun and light-hearted!
Jan beat me to it; I, too, immediately thought of Moby Dick.
Just amazing how these cartoons can change the look and feel of a ship.
I'm wondering if we couldn't add some to navy vessels ... ;)
Lol, these really are a hoot. I wonder what the Corses make of them though.
cooool! Love the FUN/HAPPY decorations.
This ferry is adorable with all funny decoration! :)
Léia
They sure look a bit different these ferries.
Has to be a fun time on those ships.
Very cool indeed! I especially enjoy Sylvester on the chimney.
I can't get over the size of those boats. MB
I love all those characters!
che bella idea, i bambini saranno contenti.
ciao simona
Cool pix. I love the dark sky. I always wonder why these boats need camouflage to break up their outlines. Weird thought, but I always wonder the same thing.
Do you think all these advertisements really boost sales for the Ferries?
This was what I grew up watching every sunday morning! Love how all the characters are scattered around the big ship! :)
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