Where in the world ?

[exlondoner]

That's not Sarande agaIn, is it?

[carlmm]

😊 Indeed it is. 👍 Very good.

Interesting how re-visits lead to new perspectives - both here and in real life.

[exlondoner]

3 minutes ago, carlmm said:

😊 Indeed it is. 👍 Very good.

Interesting how re-visits lead to new perspectives - both here and in real life.

 

We went there on a rearranged cruise in 2016, and it is not somewhere I would hope to revisit, I must say.

[Colin_Cameron]

3 hours ago, bluemarble said:

So QE has probably called at Izmir twice.

She also called there around the first week of October 1012 as part of the Black Sea cruise.

[bluemarble]

6 hours ago, carlmm said:

As this one is unsolved so far and talking about Turkey ….

 

… maybe time for another hint:

The cruise (one of those you were able to book as one week, two weeks, three weeks cruises… ) was original schedulded to go to Turkey more than once. Yet all Turkish ports were cancelled when it became to dangerous for many people to travel there.

 

Our final itinerary had little resemblance to the first published one, the port above was among the new ones. It might even have been a maiden call but I am not sure about that.

 

Thank you for that explanation! That certainly explains why I was coming up empty searching for that port. I had been all up and down most of the Adriatic coast looking for it, but since Sarande is not listed on any of my QV itineraries, I never looked there.

[carlmm]

One more tender port.

[sogne]

On ‎9‎/‎29‎/‎2020 at 2:30 PM, sogne said:

correct

 

now this

while you ponder this one   how about this port not yet featured I think despite being well visited and popular

[bluemarble]

10 minutes ago, sogne said:

while you ponder this one   how about this port not yet featured I think despite being well visited and popular

 

This one is Dubrovnik, Croatia. That red "KONZUM" store sign just to the right of QE helped me focus in on this one.

[rakkor]

 

Anyone ?

 

[rakkor]

 

This should be easy for the eagle eyed cruisers

[carlmm]

On 9/29/2020 at 3:30 PM, sogne said:

 

 

Almost 48 hours ...

Can you provide any additional clue?

[exlondoner]

2 hours ago, rakkor said:

 

This should be easy for the eagle eyed cruisers

 

 I haven't got a picture.

[rakkor]

I shall try again - An easy one

 

 

Edited October 1, 2020 by rakkor

[exlondoner]

Still blank, but I've got the answer: the inside of my brain. 😀

[rakkor]

Here was the harder one

 

 

[rakkor]

2 minutes ago, exlondoner said:

Still blank, but I've got the answer: the inside of my brain. 😀

 

I had to repost, as I couldn't edit the originals

[exlondoner]

These worked . Thank you. Not that I recognise them. 😀

[sogne]

2 hours ago, carlmm said:

 

Almost 48 hours ...

Can you provide any additional clue?

scene of a British raid in 19 18

[bluemarble]

On 9/29/2020 at 8:30 AM, sogne said:

correct

 

now this

 

49 minutes ago, sogne said:

scene of a British raid in 19 18

 

OK, that hints leads to Zeebrugge, Belgium. And I've finally found photos of the port of Zeebrugge that include those two particular cranes as well as a couple of wind turbines visible in the background. So I'm going with Zeebrugge, Belgium for this one.

[bluemarble]

This port is worth another view from a different angle than we've seen before.

 

[Host Hattie]

Santorini ?

[bluemarble]

2 minutes ago, Host Hattie said:

Santorini ?

 

That's correct.

[Colin_Cameron]

Port and ship?

[carlmm]

20 minutes ago, Colin_Cameron said:

Port and ship?

It should be the Caronia in Valletta.

[carlmm]

5 hours ago, rakkor said:

I shall try again - An easy one

 

 

Palma de Mallorca (?)