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English: British Railways filmstrip Lecture note for this slide is: "42) Here’s something bigger – that fine ship, the Falaise, the Southern Region’s first post-war vessel. She was designed for all kinds of cross-Channel. work. Now she’s in service on the Southampton – St. Malo route to France, and during the summer months has taken passen-gers on weekend cruises from England, across the Channel and up the river Seine as far as Rouen – and all for nine guineas! She has also run between Dover and Calais on the short sea route to the Continent. Voyagers think her one of the steadiest of cross-Channel ships, for she has underwater fins six feet wide which can be extended in rough weather to reduce rolling. They are operated by a press-button on the bridge." |
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| Source | http://nicwhe8.freehostia.com/btf/productions/filmstrips/BT0017/BT17.html slide 42 |
| Author | The copyright of the lecture is the property of the British Transport Commission. Frames 16 and 24 are reproduced by courtesy of Aerofilms Ltd. |
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