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Looks fantastic good capture :-)
ReplyDeleteI soo want to go there! It's definitely on my vacation list!
ReplyDeleteI bet that is an amazing place to spend the day!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo. I've always been fascinated by the Titanic.
ReplyDeleteOh, such a great idea for a place to visit! Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! That looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteAwww :( I woulnd't watch the movie foryears and years, nothing could ever quite compare with the way my mothers told us the tragic tale when we were children of cabins flooding, and mothers hanging on to the children trying to keep them afloat in the icy sea.
ReplyDeleteWow, It's pretty cool to see a half size replica!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this photo on its annivesary. #WW
ReplyDeleteWow, that's the outside? That must be a really interesting, if sad, museum.
ReplyDeleteBeeindruckend, auch die Farbgebung kommt super rüber !
ReplyDeleteAww, great capture :)
ReplyDeleteIt is rather tall, isn't it? I snapped a photo of this the first year it opened, but it was a day shot. I like your night picture ~ very dramatic! I took a few pictures of it about two weeks ago across the road, but I wasn't happy with the results even though I zoomed in. I will have to go back to get an evening shoot. Nice job on yours & happy WW! BTW, I haven't toured it, either, but would love to!
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought it was real, there are still so many mysteries to the Titanic story!! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteSO COOL!
ReplyDeleteGreat pic! I love places like that!
ReplyDeletelove that quote!
ReplyDeletegreat picture -- isn't it still amazing to think that something that looked so big and unsinkable - sank?!
That is really cool.
ReplyDeleteThat would be an interesting museum to go to!
ReplyDeleteI was able to see probably this same exhibit in Baltimore about nine years ago.
ReplyDeleteGreat picture, so cool! I'd love to see it in person.
ReplyDeleteWow, great pic.
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