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Brittany Ferries
Had you seen a vessel of Brittany Ferries heading across the Channel from France in 1973 - the year in which this French company was established - it would not have been carrying ferry passengers but fresh produce, grown by Breton farmers and on its way to the daily markets of south-west England. From this unlikely enterprise has flourished one of Europe's most successful shipping companies. Today, Brittany Ferries is not only the leading ferry operator on the Western Channel but also renowned for an extensive choice of hotel and self-catering holidays in France and Spain. This new book tells and superbly illustrates the whole fascinating story to date.
Queen Mary 2
To complete the series on the current fleet of Cunard ships, Philip Dawson covers the development, construction and the history of this famous cruise liner built in France. Illustrated in full colour with outstanding photography.
Bibliography of Nautical Books
This is the 15th annual edition of the Bibliography of Nautical Books, a reference guide to over 14,000 nautical publications. It deals specifically with the year 2000.
Irish Ferries
In 1973, a newcomer to the Irish ferry scene began sailings between Rosslare and Le Havre with the brand new state-of-the-art car ferry Saint Patrick. A subsidiary of deep sea company Irish Shipping, Irish Continental Line would grow from a single ship operator to become Irish Ferries; the leading ferry operator to and from the Republic of Ireland. In recent years, the company has invested over 450 million in new fleet and port facilities. The Line's progress so very nearly came to a premature end when in 1984 Irish Shipping went into liquidation. The ferry operation was viewed by the liquidator as a viable concern and was therefore offered for sale. Amongst interested parties was the state-...
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Isle of Man
When Mother Nature was laying out the British Isles, was it a flash of inspiration which gave her the foresight to crown it all with a small but pretty, enticing and unique green gemstone in the north Irish Sea? The Isle of Man's geography and enduring appeal suggests yes and everything you need to know to make the most of a visit to the home of the Manx cat and many other curiosities, treasures and attractions is presented in this new book. Richly illustrated in full colour throughout.
'By Road' - Across the Sea
A celebration of the old ASN from its founding until 1991.
Ferries of the Channel Islands
This book contains many outstanding pictures of the ferries which have plied the waters between mainland Britain and the Channel Islands. The book also includes many of the inter-island ferries and those vessels which have served France.
