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NRP Sagres sale de la ría de Avilés

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Miguel Angel

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El buque escuela portugués N.R.P. Sagres sale de Avilés en cuyo puerto ha permanecido en jornadas de puertas abiertas entre el 2 y 5 de Agosto.

La Universidad de Oviedo, promotora de la Universidad Itinerante de la Mar, y el Ayuntamiento de Avilés han realizado en cooperación el festival de la mar (AUfemar), que ha contado con la presencia de los grandes buques escuela peninsulares: NRP Sagres y NTM Creoula de Portugal y Juan Sebastián de Elcano y Saltillo de España.

Copyright: Miguel Angel
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 10554x5277
Taken: 05/08/2013
Subida: 28/09/2013
Published: 29/09/2013
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Tags: school ship; training ship; aviles; sea

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