@@anastassiosperakis2869 These crossings were as a paying passenger - three round trip sailings from Brooklyn so far, with the fourth round trip scheduled for October.
Papo de burguês é mesmo um 'PÉ NO SACO', né? Moro em Mogi das Cruzes-SP. Aqui temos o rio Tietê. Foi nesse rio que aprendi a nadar, e muitas vezes o atravessei a braçadas... Atravessar o Pacífico, o Atlântico ou outros oceanos, é coisa para BURGUÊS!
Thank you, I enjoyed your video very much! My partner and I sailed on the Queen Mary 2 from South Hampton on a 12 day cruise through the Mediterranean in 2005, the ship was just one year old at that time! My Partner passed away in 2006, this cruise was our way of saying goodbye, cancer is terrible! Your video brought back fond memories!
Thank you so much for this wonderful vid of doing a transatlanic on the magnificent QM2. Your attention to detail was very impressive . Very well done 👏
May I say that after watching many cruise ship channels here I found yours to be the best, It has good filming and not some voice-over that would drive you insane. well done and thanks
After twenty years of working in America, my wife and I returned to England for retirement on the Q E 2. It was a wonderful experience. As soon as we boarded in New York, we felt we had returned to our home country. Although this video shows many aspects of the vessel, I was surprised that the amount of passenger entertainment and involvement was not better explained. I thought before the passage that seven days with nothing to see but see the sea might become tedious. However, a daily sheet of activities was delivered to the cabin, and the problem was fitting everything in.
I just never tire of looking at the sea, whether from our stateroom’s veranda or from one of the decks. It is such an awesome, hypnotic spectacle that my wife and I could not tear ourselves away from the planned activities (except for the amazing meals in the Queens Grill) !
@@parigino48 Thank you for your response. One of my favourite non-activity activities was to take a book and one of the big armchairs at the front of the library and the front (bow) of the ship and be part of this enormous vessel ploughing unhindered through some massive waves with all of the ease of a big, powerful vessel designed to do just that.
This was a fantastic video. I loved the no talking but the subtitles with all the information was excellent. I also appreciated the tour of the ship and how you showed things like pushing away from the docks etc. The Restaurants all looked amazing. Its my and my wife's dream to one day to be able to afford to go on a cruise like this.❤
Transatlantic in Queens Grill must be an iconic and remarkable way to experience the crossing. I really enjoyed it while cruising on the inside of the ship, but that would be incredible to be in absolute luxury the whole time - I'm jealous!
This was the most pleasing and enticing cruising presentation I have ever watched... besides your other presentation of the Queen Elizabeth of the same caliber, of course! I have watched all the cruise presentations I can rest my eyes on, but yours are a whole class above. It is peaceful, detailed, and anything but excited and at times ridiculous like so many other comments are. This is an elegant presentation, almost poetic; just as you are. I thoroughly enjoy the unique fact that you record the sounds alongside the sights of the cruise. Thus we can easily read your comments in the CC. What a marvelous idea! I actually also bring down the speed to 0.75, which allows better gathering of even more details Thank you so much for allowing us to travel with you. I can't wait to watch your next presentations!
You made a fantastic video which I felt I was travelling with you. As others have commented your attention to detail is a brilliant work of art, and I wish you every success for your future travels.
Thank you for this very interesting video. I really appreciated all the details you included about the ship structure, history, the buildings in New York, the ships you passed, etc. You have a great eye for things that other channels mostly ignore. That makes you unique!
That was an incredible trip. It truly makes you experience travel as it used to be. I've visited the Queen Mary in Long Beach a few times and it's pretty cool how they integrated so many of the original ship. Thank you!
Excellent, simple, calm and entertaining travel log on the Queen Elizabeth transpacific voyage, to a trans Canadian train ride, ending with Queen Mary 2 from Brooklyn to Southampton. And throughout your travels: refined and impeccably dressed !
Thank you for taking the time to do this on your trip! I love Cruising and really love your cruise videos. Thank you for this and all the other videos!
Very nice video and thanks for sharing it. In case you’re wondering about the red/green bouys, they are to mark the channel for entrance to and departure from a harbor. For a captain, The bouys are kept on the starboard side (right) where “Green Go” ~ leaving harbor and “Red, Right, Return” ~ entrance to a harbor.
This beautiful ship is only for the Rich and not for the Poor! If you take a flight you can reach London from New York only in one day and not in 8 days like the "Queen Mary 2" with it`s rich passangers! How do you do?
I love your videos. I prefer reading instead of having someone nattering away. I subscribed and will definitely watch more than the 4 I have already today. 😊
Here is what the cursive writing says: It's addressed to Sir Cecil Harcourt Smith of the Victoria and Albert Museum. "I had scratched out some of the less choice specimens. I am very grateful to you for your kind help in this matter. I cannot help feeling that 4 copies will be sufficient as I am not very keen for people, even my own friends, to know what kinds of things I possess usually for the reason that leads to endless requests for loans to various exhibitions & other places."
Bem explicado, o sinônimo de 'BURGUÊS'. Em sua maioria, são larápios e segregadores de expectativas do menos favorecido pela sorte e esperteza. São seres abjetos, todos falsos e individualistas.
Your video is extremely calming and I liked the way you capture different lines and angles making me think you are good at design. I have also travelled on the QMII, what an experience. I loved how you caught the ships clock tick over quickly for the time change.
Ne harika bir yolculuk olmuş. Sıkılmadan keyifle izledim. Hala yolcuların böyle uzun gemi seyahatlerini tercih etmesine çok şaşırdım. Türkiyeden selamlar😊
Esto es solo un viaje transoceánico de pocos días. Un crucero largo puede tener una duración de hasta unos 130 días. Realmente sorprendente. Un saludo.
Thank you. Never ever ridden a luxury boat and I think I wont ever given its price. But this vid and the presentation gave much experience enough for a dreamer like me.Thanks from Manila!
We almost got to see all of you! Not that it matters, I still binge your videos because the places are interest AND you're hilarious with your sarcastic quips. Thanks for review and be safe out there!
I'd love to see those prop blades on the top deck up close, I've heard they're some of the most finely tuned pieces of kit to be found on a ship, so many man hours to finesse them and better than some art imo. Lovely film, thanks!
Fascinating and most enjoyable that you shared the experience very few of us will ever have. You also made the point about the train from Sothampton travelling at intense speeds. Nothing compared to the speeds achieved in Japan, also the Internet speeds as well. you are a very kind person, thankyou :)
An amazing tour, so rich in detail and history, we live the other side of Southampton Water so really enjoyed this!! Thanks for all your hard work putting this altogether.
Fun seeing this. I crossed the English Channel twice on the huge Dover-Calais ferry in '17, going to France and returning to Dover four weeks later the day before I flew non-stop on British Airways to Phoenix, which I flew a month earlier non-stop to London from Phoenix. The Dover ferry was the largest ship I've ever cruised on, though the cruise was short. Ita main deck was stunning, with shops, lounges, and a food court and perhaps 200 meters in length. The sensation of speed was amazing. I have been on fast ferry boats before--catamaran ferries from Vallejo to San Francisco, near Napa where I used to live, and they could speed up to 35 knots. But to be on the Dover Ferry, something so huge moving so fast is the closest thing I've had compared to your transatlantic crossing. I could almost taste the food you shared, and I remember the fog of my San Francisco Bay crossings, and I remember how cold it was on the Dover Ferry's aft deck as I saw the White Cliffs of Dover disappear, quite similar to the White Cliffs of Pt. Reyes National Seashore north of San Francisco, where I went on a field trip with my 1980 college geology class. Wonderful video!
That was so much fun to watch ! I didn't realize until the end you have been on a much longer journey. I'll check out your other videos next. Save travels!
Thank you very much for this indepth review! We are doing the same trip next year in August from Southampton to New York and thanks to your review now we are even more excited!
Fantastic Video! And it's Very Different to not have any talking which I really enjoyed, much better to read subtitles! I really enjoyed the detail of everything.Thank you for this great production.
What a wondefully, quirky, vid. I really enjoyed it. Btw, a shirt worn under a jacket should always project from under the jacket sleeve by at least 10mm.
Heh...yeah, I bet the winds were dangerous. I was actually on a whale watching boat while I was visiting Seattle one time and I decided to head outside while the boat was moving fast to get to the spot so I could feel the wind in my face. (It's the Minnesotan in me.) However, while that was not going anywhere NEAR as fast as the Queen Mary, the speed was enough to give me some serious wind burn. Glad you enjoyed yourself! GAWD, I wish I could afford to take a cruise like this!
Thank you for this wonderful video. It was informative and packed with interesting details. I shall look forward to seeing more videos on your channel.
I was 12 years old when I was fortunate to cruise on the SS UGANDA it was a school cruise around the Mediterranean in 1971, how would I love to be a passenger on this wonderful ship, I keep dreaming 😢❤ I’m from the UK
Hello mysterious world traveller...this video was quite intriguing..not seeing who actually travels...was very interesting as I could imagine being there and experiencing everything through your chosen focus and comments..thank you so much...and great idea to travel slowly and in style across this wonderful planet ... lots of thanks and love from Germany :)
That's excellent you're in the Queen's grill suitesweet I bet that really cost a lot cause just a normal cabin aboard the queen Mary is like getting a sweet cab and a board when the Japanese ferries you have an excellent day and I hope you have a wonderful vacation
We were told that one of the main reasons the ships “home” was changed to Hamilton was so that they could perform weddings onboard. It’s still considered a British ship by most people. Also the photo with Helen Keller, she is on the left, not the middle.
I very much enjoyed your QM2 voyage! Thank you for posting it. I fear that QM2 first class (especially with single supplement) would be too expensive for me, but it's nice watching someone else doing it. So it looks like you were trying to do the old All-British route across the world!
The foghorn on the starboard side of QM2's funnel came from the middle funnel of the original RMS Queen Mary. The foghorn on the port side of RMS Queen Mary 2 is new, and is a copy of the RMS QM's original. BOTH produced steam when sounding during the early years of QM2's voyages. Sadly discontinued. Hope this helps.
A lovely vlog, thankyou! It really is unfortunate that the Queen Mary 2 was not even built in England but was built in France. It is British only by name sake.😮😊.
The build origin of a vessel has nothing to do with its nationality, the Harry Potter films were mostly filmed in the UK but they are American movies. The Queen Mary 2 was British (not English) designed and funded, try and do better old chap.
The only one i can tell about big ships I see the the first time arriving of Oueen Mary 2 in Hamburg 2005. One good friend/neighbor of my Oma stay on the Titanic and he survived and come back 🙏
Thank you for the video. Now I feel as though I had made the journey myself which has saved me a lot of money so now I won't have to so thank you again.
The ships horn is not low sounding because of the ships length. It is a directional fog horn that transmits eight nautical miles forward, yet Can not be heard below.
![Megastructures: Queen Mary 2 [ENG][DOC]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4GpuTjbU5ak/mqdefault.jpg)
Have you ever crossed the Atlantic Ocean by ship? Please share your experience 😊
Please turn on the subtitles to watch the video!
No, I only wish one day I might be able to. Beautiful video!
Three times twice P&O and once Royal Caribbean Independence of the Seas. I love it and prefer long distance to cruising any day.
Six QM2 crossings so far, with numbers seven and eight scheduled for this October [with a side trip to Hamburg in between]
@@anastassiosperakis2869 These crossings were as a paying passenger - three round trip sailings from Brooklyn so far, with the fourth round trip scheduled for October.
Papo de burguês é mesmo um 'PÉ NO SACO', né? Moro em Mogi das Cruzes-SP. Aqui temos o rio Tietê. Foi nesse rio que aprendi a nadar, e muitas vezes o atravessei a braçadas... Atravessar o Pacífico, o Atlântico ou outros oceanos, é coisa para BURGUÊS!
This would be a bucket-list trip for me! What wonderful ways to travel!!
Thank you, I enjoyed your video very much! My partner and I sailed on the Queen Mary 2 from South Hampton on a 12 day cruise through the Mediterranean in 2005, the ship was just one year old at that time! My Partner passed away in 2006, this cruise was our way of saying goodbye, cancer is terrible! Your video brought back fond memories!
Thank you so much for this wonderful vid of doing a transatlanic on the magnificent QM2. Your attention to detail was very impressive . Very well done 👏
May I say that after watching many cruise ship channels here I found yours to be the best, It has good filming and not some voice-over that would drive you insane. well done and thanks
I have been spending almost this whole Sunday watching QM 2 videos on RUclips. 🙂
After twenty years of working in America, my wife and I returned to England for retirement on the Q E 2. It was a wonderful experience. As soon as we boarded in New York, we felt we had returned to our home country. Although this video shows many aspects of the vessel, I was surprised that the amount of passenger entertainment and involvement was not better explained. I thought before the passage that seven days with nothing to see but see the sea might become tedious. However, a daily sheet of activities was delivered to the cabin, and the problem was fitting everything in.
I just never tire of looking at the sea, whether from our stateroom’s veranda or from one of the decks. It is such an awesome, hypnotic spectacle that my wife and I could not tear ourselves away from the planned activities (except for the amazing meals in the Queens Grill) !
@@parigino48 Thank you for your response. One of my favourite non-activity activities was to take a book and one of the big armchairs at the front of the library and the front (bow) of the ship and be part of this enormous vessel ploughing unhindered through some massive waves with all of the ease of a big, powerful vessel designed to do just that.
Thanks, @@tomarmstrong1281. That is a wonderful thing to do in case of rainy or cold weather.
You returned to the Middle East
@ No, Yorkshire, UK.
This was a fantastic video.
I loved the no talking but the subtitles with all the information was excellent.
I also appreciated the tour of the ship and how you showed things like pushing away from the docks etc.
The Restaurants all looked amazing.
Its my and my wife's dream to one day to be able to afford to go on a cruise like this.❤
Thank you for including us on your journey! 🫶
45:27 оухенный зум
Thank you for sharing your voyage! Your video was so calming. It was exactly what I needed at this particular time. Again, thank you!
Transatlantic in Queens Grill must be an iconic and remarkable way to experience the crossing. I really enjoyed it while cruising on the inside of the ship, but that would be incredible to be in absolute luxury the whole time - I'm jealous!
This was the most pleasing and enticing cruising presentation I have ever watched... besides your other presentation of the Queen Elizabeth of the same caliber, of course! I have watched all the cruise presentations I can rest my eyes on, but yours are a whole class above. It is peaceful, detailed, and anything but excited and at times ridiculous like so many other comments are. This is an elegant presentation, almost poetic; just as you are. I thoroughly enjoy the unique fact that you record the sounds alongside the sights of the cruise. Thus we can easily read your comments in the CC. What a marvelous idea! I actually also bring down the speed to 0.75, which allows better gathering of even more details Thank you so much for allowing us to travel with you. I can't wait to watch your next presentations!
You made a fantastic video which I felt I was travelling with you. As others have commented your attention to detail is a brilliant work of art, and I wish you every success for your future travels.
Thanks so much........ and the stand up collar with black tie shows you are a gentleman and a scholar
Thank you for this very interesting video. I really appreciated all the details you included about the ship structure, history, the buildings in New York, the ships you passed, etc. You have a great eye for things that other channels mostly ignore. That makes you unique!
That was an incredible trip. It truly makes you experience travel as it used to be. I've visited the Queen Mary in Long Beach a few times and it's pretty cool how they integrated so many of the original ship. Thank you!
Excellent, simple, calm and entertaining travel log on the Queen Elizabeth transpacific voyage, to a trans Canadian train ride, ending with Queen Mary 2 from Brooklyn to Southampton. And throughout your travels: refined and impeccably dressed !
Very good documentary! Very well done and yes you snapped a pic of Duke Ellington, good call.
Thank you for taking the time to do this on your trip! I love Cruising and really love your cruise videos. Thank you for this and all the other videos!
Very nice video and thanks for sharing it. In case you’re wondering about the red/green bouys, they are to mark the channel for entrance to and departure from a harbor. For a captain, The bouys are kept on the starboard side (right) where “Green Go” ~ leaving harbor and “Red, Right, Return” ~ entrance to a harbor.
What a beautiful ship! Lucky you! It’s the very best way to travel! Thank you for your video.
This beautiful ship is only for the Rich and not for the Poor! If you take a flight you can reach London from New York only in one day and not in 8 days like the "Queen Mary 2" with it`s rich passangers! How do you do?
I love your videos. I prefer reading instead of having someone nattering away. I subscribed and will definitely watch more than the 4 I have already today. 😊
Really enjoyed this wonderful and wonderfully presented video
Thank you for this video. Absolutely a joy to watch!
An excellent education about the Queen Mary and what it is like first class. A bit too fancy for me. But you sure know how to do it. God bless you.
Here is what the cursive writing says: It's addressed to Sir Cecil Harcourt Smith of the Victoria and Albert Museum.
"I had scratched out some of the less choice specimens. I am very grateful to you for your kind help in this matter. I cannot help feeling that 4 copies will be sufficient as I am not very keen for people, even my own friends, to know what kinds of things I possess usually for the reason that leads to endless requests for loans to various exhibitions & other places."
Bem explicado, o sinônimo de 'BURGUÊS'.
Em sua maioria, são larápios e segregadores de expectativas do menos favorecido pela sorte e esperteza.
São seres abjetos, todos falsos e individualistas.
Thank you for taking me on another journey ❤ beautiful ship ❤ love your videos
Your video is extremely calming and I liked the way you capture different lines and angles making me think you are good at design.
I have also travelled on the QMII, what an experience.
I loved how you caught the ships clock tick over quickly for the time change.
Ne harika bir yolculuk olmuş. Sıkılmadan keyifle izledim. Hala yolcuların böyle uzun gemi seyahatlerini tercih etmesine çok şaşırdım. Türkiyeden selamlar😊
Esto es solo un viaje transoceánico de pocos días. Un crucero largo puede tener una duración de hasta unos 130 días. Realmente sorprendente. Un saludo.
Thank you. Never ever ridden a luxury boat and I think I wont ever given its price. But this vid and the presentation gave much experience enough for a dreamer like me.Thanks from Manila!
Part 3 was also a great pleasure to watch ❤ thanks for this amazing Videos of your journey. ❤
Thank you for sharing your travels with us. Enjoyed the video Now you can rest and enjoy the comfort of home again.
We almost got to see all of you! Not that it matters, I still binge your videos because the places are interest AND you're hilarious with your sarcastic quips. Thanks for review and be safe out there!
I'd love to see those prop blades on the top deck up close, I've heard they're some of the most finely tuned pieces of kit to be found on a ship, so many man hours to finesse them and better than some art imo. Lovely film, thanks!
Those spare prop blades are called 'the Commadore's cufflinks'!
Lovely, well documented post. VIBRANT ! SUPERB ! Thank you.
Magnificent trans ocean liner, the best.
Thank you for showing me sights I would never see normally.
Fascinating and most enjoyable that you shared the experience very few of us will ever have. You also made the point about the train from Sothampton travelling at intense speeds. Nothing compared to the speeds achieved in Japan, also the Internet speeds as well. you are a very kind person, thankyou :)
An amazing tour, so rich in detail and history, we live the other side of Southampton Water so really enjoyed this!! Thanks for all your hard work putting this altogether.
that was thoroughly enjoyable! thank you for posting this!.
You put in a huge amount of work to create an excellent video. Thank you!
Thanks for posting. We took this voyage in July 2022 and loved it. You filmed several parts of the QM2 that I didn't see.
Fun seeing this. I crossed the English Channel twice on the huge Dover-Calais ferry in '17, going to France and returning to Dover four weeks later the day before I flew non-stop on British Airways to Phoenix, which I flew a month earlier non-stop to London from Phoenix. The Dover ferry was the largest ship I've ever cruised on, though the cruise was short.
Ita main deck was stunning, with shops, lounges, and a food court and perhaps 200 meters in length. The sensation of speed was amazing. I have been on fast ferry boats before--catamaran ferries from Vallejo to San Francisco, near Napa where I used to live, and they could speed up to 35 knots. But to be on the Dover Ferry, something so huge moving so fast is the closest thing I've had compared to your transatlantic crossing.
I could almost taste the food you shared, and I remember the fog of my San Francisco Bay crossings, and I remember how cold it was on the Dover Ferry's aft deck as I saw the White Cliffs of Dover disappear, quite similar to the White Cliffs of Pt. Reyes National Seashore north of San Francisco, where I went on a field trip with my 1980 college geology class.
Wonderful video!
This was an excellent video. Thank you for all of the information
That was so much fun to watch ! I didn't realize until the end you have been on a much longer journey. I'll check out your other videos next. Save travels!
The cruise ship trip is beautiful and he described it exactly The ship is big and beautiful
Thank you very much for this indepth review! We are doing the same trip next year in August from Southampton to New York and thanks to your review now we are even more excited!
What beautiful adventures, all 3 of them! Thank you for taking us with you. A dream journey for sure.
11 times on the QM2, 2 times on the QV. Your video is very nicely done. Great technique. And nice to see the wonderful Osman and his lobster dish!
Thank you! I hope to do this voyage one day! Up until then, this video is a great way to almost experience transatlatic journey with the QM2.
thank you very much for this video showing your travel, very interesting you give us the envy to make the trip
Thank you for sharing this wonderful adventure with us!!!! Also have to add you look good in a tuxedo. Very nice.
Just beautiful. Thank you!❤🎉
What a wonderful trip. One for a bucket list.
Fantastic Video! And it's Very Different to not have any talking which I really enjoyed, much better to read subtitles! I really enjoyed the detail of everything.Thank you for this great production.
Thank you so much for this wonderful trip.🙂
Thank you for the detailed video - adding Queen Mary cruise to the bucket list.
I was lucky to see this beautiful ship in St. Thomas a few years back
What a wondefully, quirky, vid. I really enjoyed it. Btw, a shirt worn under a jacket should always project from under the jacket sleeve by at least 10mm.
Great sharing. I love it once again. Thanks.👍👍👍😍😍😍
I could only watch this video and dream of going on a cruise like this!
I enjoyed your video travels. I have been cruising for over 20 years and have not been on the Queen Mary yet.
I enjoyed this video so very much! I have subscribed and rung the bell. Thank you for creating a marvellous experience for the viewer. 😊
Heh...yeah, I bet the winds were dangerous. I was actually on a whale watching boat while I was visiting Seattle one time and I decided to head outside while the boat was moving fast to get to the spot so I could feel the wind in my face. (It's the Minnesotan in me.) However, while that was not going anywhere NEAR as fast as the Queen Mary, the speed was enough to give me some serious wind burn.
Glad you enjoyed yourself! GAWD, I wish I could afford to take a cruise like this!
Many fond memories from QM2, thank you!
Domo Arigato Gozaimasu !!! J'ai voyager sur le paquebot de mes rêves grâce à toi à travers cette vidéo !!!! ❤❤❤
Thank you for this wonderful video. It was informative and packed with interesting details. I shall look forward to seeing more videos on your channel.
Very interesting and enjoyable😊
I truly enjoyed watching your post found it fascinating I am slightly jealous the only cruise I would think of going on
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing it.
I always wanted to cruise. I suppose I never will. It all looks amazing.
Wonderful! 🤗
Thank You. 😀
Thanks very much! Very nicely done. I recall the Queen Mary was hit by a large rogue wave around 98 feet it almost capsized.
Na také krásné překrásné lodí jsem ještě nejela musí to být moc krásné a musí být krásný zážitek palečky nahoru ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I was 12 years old when I was fortunate to cruise on the SS UGANDA it was a school cruise around the Mediterranean in 1971, how would I love to be a passenger on this wonderful ship, I keep dreaming 😢❤ I’m from the UK
Sublime lujo sólo para agradecer maravilloso video. Merci🎉
Hello mysterious world traveller...this video was quite intriguing..not seeing who actually travels...was very interesting as I could imagine being there and experiencing everything through your chosen focus and comments..thank you so much...and great idea to travel slowly and in style across this wonderful planet ... lots of thanks and love from Germany :)
That's excellent you're in the Queen's grill suitesweet I bet that really cost a lot cause just a normal cabin aboard the queen Mary is like getting a sweet cab and a board when the Japanese ferries you have an excellent day and I hope you have a wonderful vacation
Нам с супругом посчастливилось путешествовать на этом лайнере, незабываемые впечатления😥
We were told that one of the main reasons the ships “home” was changed to Hamilton was so that they could perform weddings onboard. It’s still considered a British ship by most people. Also the photo with Helen Keller, she is on the left, not the middle.
Thank you it is good to hear about your solo experience
Such A Great Video of your Travel. I loved this!!
I very much enjoyed your QM2 voyage! Thank you for posting it. I fear that QM2 first class (especially with single supplement) would be too expensive for me, but it's nice watching someone else doing it. So it looks like you were trying to do the old All-British route across the world!
Wonderful three-part episode. Could you show us the menu for future cruising?
...thanks for sharing, as always. We now get to see you, too...👍
Yes, a handsome lad, especially in his Tuxedo. 😅
The foghorn on the starboard side of QM2's funnel came from the middle funnel of the original RMS Queen Mary.
The foghorn on the port side of RMS Queen Mary 2 is new, and is a copy of the RMS QM's original.
BOTH produced steam when sounding during the early years of QM2's voyages. Sadly discontinued.
Hope this helps.
Impressionante! Que viagem maravilhosa! Você fez uma excelente edição com detalhes muito interessantes. 👏👏👏🚢 🇧🇷 BRASIL.
Незабываемое впечатление..
спасибо большое 👍👍👍
A lovely vlog, thankyou! It really is unfortunate that the Queen Mary 2 was not even built in England but was built in France. It is British only by name sake.😮😊.
The build origin of a vessel has nothing to do with its nationality, the Harry Potter films were mostly filmed in the UK but they are American movies.
The Queen Mary 2 was British (not English) designed and funded, try and do better old chap.
The only one i can tell about big ships
I see the the first time arriving of Oueen Mary 2 in Hamburg 2005.
One good friend/neighbor of my Oma stay on the Titanic and he survived and come back 🙏
Enjoyed all your trip videos. Thank you.
Excellent video. Thank you for telling us about your wonderful journey
Добрый день. Благодарю вас за интересное и красивое видео. Желаю вам крепкого здоровья, удачи и благополучия!
Very well done. Thank you!
Thank you for the video. Now I feel as though I had made the journey myself which has saved me a lot of money so now I won't have to so thank you again.
This was wonderful!! Thank you for taking us along with you! Who was your travel companion? I saw two plates several times and heard a pretty laugh!
Thank you,most enjoyable and educational
Great video. Really enjoyed it. And your observations made me laugh.
The ships horn is not low sounding because of the ships length. It is a directional fog horn that transmits eight nautical miles forward, yet Can not be heard below.
Great ship and a great video