File:City of Adelaide clipper ship May 2009.jpg
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The City of Adelaide, the world's oldest surviving clipper ship, seen in May 2009 at the Scottish Maritime Museum in Irvine, North Ayrshire. Original Flickr description:City of Adelaide (SV Carrick) at Irvine. Sad to see this once magnificent sailing ship slowly falling apart. See Wikipedia info : wiki.riteme.site/wiki/SV_Carrick |
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| Author | David Cook from Fairlie, Scotland |
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