 International Festival of the Sea - Reviews from across the web
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International Festival of the Sea
The Festival is the result of thousands of hours of work from thousands of people and our heartfelt thanks is extended to ever...
festivalofthesea.co.uk
International Festival of the Sea | Commercial/Corporate Hospitality | Hospitality at the Festival of the Sea | Sponsorship at Trafalgar 200 & Festival of the Sea 2005
12 hours of entertainment, exhibitions and attractions including admission to the Historic Dockyard attractions (HMS Victory, Warrior, Mary Rose, Action Stations and the Royal Naval Museum). Up to 40 naval ships from many nations, as well as some of the finest Tall Ships and Classic Vessels in the w...
festivalofthesea.co.uk
BBC - Hampshire - Features - The International Festival of the Sea
BBC Radio Solent is the official radio station for the celebrations and you can hear live coverage from the festival on 96.1 FM. There's also a dedicated travel service from the centre of Portsmouth for the duration of the event with news on the park & ride schemes, public transport and the inev...
bbc.co.uk
News Story - BAS at International Festival of the Sea. - British Antarctic Survey
(JCR) will take part in this year's International Festival of the Sea at Portsmouth Naval Base and Historic Dockyard over the weekend of 30 June - 3 July. This year's event celebrates the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Trafalgar and provides the inspiration for hundreds of celebrations and speci...
antarctica.ac.uk
02 Sep - The International Festival of the Sea 1 - British Antarctic Survey
Monday was a great day again and we were busy once more. We had a total number of visitors to the JCR of just under 10,000 over the four days. These included many ex-FIDS and ex-ship's staff from years gone by. James Clark Ross's great, great, great granddaughter and family, scientists from previous...
antarctica.ac.uk
St Vincent College: International Festival of the Sea
The festival is now over and the ships and crews are leaving Portsmouth to make their way home - scattering far and wide across the oceans of the world. This was a remarkable event with the largest gathering of ships - large, small, sail, steam - ever seen in Britain. This site presents a few images...
stvincent.ac.uk
International Festival of the Sea
The most eagerly anticipated visitor to the festival was the USS Winston S. Churchill, only commissioned this year and on her first operational cruise. Although only the latest of a large number of 'Arleigh Burke' class Anti-Air Warfare destroyers, she is only the third to be completed to the new fl...
airsceneuk.org.uk
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