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vivavegas
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posted 01-02-2004 06:42 PM      Profile for vivavegas   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Found this nice pic showing an overview of Port Everglades:

Port Everglades Picture from Airliners.net

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Very cool. Thanks!
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posted 01-02-2004 10:34 PM      Profile for vivavegas   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
BTW, can anyone name the ship? Looks like a Celebrity.

Also, is it just me or wouldn't you just die for one of those houses facing the port (center of pic)?

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quote:
Originally posted by vivavegas:

Also, is it just me or wouldn't you just die for one of those houses facing the port (center of pic)?

Craig
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The red roofed building in the middle of those buildings is a nice little church and if you attend the 5:00 service on Saturday evening you can hear the ship's horns as they depart and observer them from an interesting perspective after the service.

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quote:
Originally posted by vivavegas:
BTW, can anyone name the ship? Looks like a Celebrity.
Also, is it just me or wouldn't you just die for one of those houses facing the port (center of pic)?


Summit I think?
Great photo. I think I'd like the Penthouse on one one of those High Rise blocks.
Pam..

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What an incredible shot.
The bridge that you see going over the intercoastal is the 17th Street Causeway. If you go straight up from the stern of the ship to the tall building standing by itself at the right end of the Bridge, that is Pier 66, where we have stayed many times.

The Condos at the end of the channel always have their horns blowing, strobe lights flashing and flags on the balcony wishing everyone bon voyage. This is where the ships start to blow their horns, at least the HAL ones do. I have seen Canadian flags on the balconies and also someone has an old Holland America insignia flag.

Vivavegas - I wouldn't want to have one of those homes on the beach across from the port. You can't imagine the noise created by speed boats - as you can see in the picture, there are a lot of them whizzing up and down the channel. Also the shipping traffic is very heavy. On the other side of the Bridge, there are some beautiful homes - all with their yatchs "parked" outside. When we stay at Pier 66 we can see a lot of them and they are gorgeous.


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