My Monday.....HMS Victory

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Hi all,

On our way back from France we decided to stop in at Portsmouth & visit Nelson's flagship from the Battle of Trafalgar HMS Victory. The world's oldest commissioned warship. Classed as a first rate ship of the line, Victory took six years to build and was launched on the 7th May 1765 at Chatham Dockyard. At a Cost of

[Hagar]

Excellent. You won't be able to get unclutterd shots like that next weekend.

[Omag 2.0]

Amazing, such a wonderfull ship! And in such mint state! Must be great to walk on board.

[Willit Run]

Beautiful shots!!

 Had to be a tough life on one of them.  Talk about firepower, that's alot of guns!!

[krigl]

Astounding to see these - I'm from Portsmouth, my parents still live there. Made me feel a bit homesick. But only a bit Nice to see it without hordes of people...

[alan_harmi]

Great pics...I visited her only last winter...quite a tour and a real eye opener to see how the regular sailors lived...not to mention what their working conditions were like.

[beaky]

That's a hell of a restoration... and well-deserved.

[Tom_M]

Been there a few years back, she's a looker alright.

[Katahu]

God, that is a beautiful ship.

[FLYING_TRUCKER]

Wonderful shots of a Great Ship

Thanks for posting them.

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

[chewie]

That first shot brings back a lot of memories.  I remember being there when I was about seven years old - we got thrown off after my little cousin dropped a cannonball through the floor!!  Cringe!  

[Woodlouse2002]

Ah, very nice. I'm gonna have to go to Portsmouth oneday to have a look at her. Maybe I'll go in the summer.