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14 comments:
Incredible! The ferry actually dwarfs the terminal.
That is huge. I'm sorry to be so ignorant of your area, but where do those big ferries go?
Lowell - The biggest go to Sardinia and Corsica, the smaller ones to Gorgona and Capraia, two islands of the Tuscan archipelago.
That's a huge ship.
That is a huge ferry!
The ferry's huge!
I guess there are a lot of people wanting to go somewhere else on that ferry!
The juxtaposition really puts things in perspective! wow
How many people use it on average during a year, do you know?
Nice!
The ferry is bigger and higher than the building, wow !
When does the Moby Dick dock?
Seen like this, it's a small, small building... :-)
I hope my comment just went through. I didn't see the 'visible after approval' thingy...
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