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NRP Sagres leaves the Aviles estuary

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Miguel Angel

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The Portuguese school ship N.R.P. Sagres leaves Aviles in whose harbour has remained in open doors sessions between August 2nd to 5th.

The University of Oviedo, promoter of the Sea Itinerant University, and the city of Aviles made in cooperation the sea festival (AUfemar), which had the presence of the large school peninsular vessels: NRP Sagres and NTM Creoula of Portugal and Juan Sebastian de Elcano and Saltillo of Spain.

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

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