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And in February I will again be visiting Hobart and Burnie on a different cruise ship
A few photos from my recent visit to Tasmania
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A few photos from my recent visit to Tasmania
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Re: A few photos from my recent visit to Tasmania
I'm sorry if I offend anyone, but I don't care. I have heard comments about Sim's buses not being up to scatch, BUT to me (and it's only my opinion) Sims' CAT / Landseer still looks better than the Rappan alongside 
If the wheels were polished, it would have looked even better, BUT as a (almost) 30yr coach, it still looks sleek & modern to me. Yes, I'm comparing it to the Rappan, but the BCIs, Rappans and other Chinese vehicles used on cruise ships nowadays, DO only look nothing more than school buses 
If the wheels were polished, it would have looked even better, BUT as a (almost) 30yr coach, it still looks sleek & modern to me. Yes, I'm comparing it to the Rappan, but the BCIs, Rappans and other Chinese vehicles used on cruise ships nowadays, DO only look nothing more than school buses