I believe I posted some images some time ago of the NS Savannah

[justiceischeap]

Well, we went back and got a more inclusive tour. Basically, we were allowed full access to the ship, minus the nuclear areas. It was a great time and if you're in the area they often have public tours, so I encourage a visit. I wouldn't normally think this is my sort of "thing" but I enjoyed it so much that I want to go back a third time to get the things that I missed.

Cash register in the bar


Barber's chair


Headset in the diesel room


Operating room


Fryer's in the kitchen


View from a porthole


Details from the engine room


Sunset


The rest on Flickr

[NV Whino]

1. Those are great!

Thanks for the tour.

[justiceischeap]

4. Thank you! nt

[Solly Mack]

2. I love your photos!

You've taken us all over with you with your shots.

[justiceischeap]

3. Thanks Solly

I got into photography for two reasons, the first being I've always loved it. I've loved the idea of making a photo and capturing that "moment." The second was that prior to taking this up in late 2012, I never left the house unless I was going to work or the grocery store. Now I'm out almost every weekend, I've made new friends and I like watching the progress of my new hobby. It's been a win/win as far as I'm concerned.

[Solly Mack]

5. I know I look forward to where you'll explore next.

[Aldo Leopold]

6. You take really nice photos!

What an eye for beautiful composition you have.

[ohheckyeah]

7. Really nice and interesting.

I think the one of the chair would look great in black and white...I think B&W would set a mood that fits the old chair.

[rppper]

8. I toured her in '90.....

When she was moored at patriots point in charleston SC....the engineering spaces were in ok shape...for her age...but the cabins and upper deck were real rough...a beautiful ship really....sleek lines, raked bow....almost Art Deccoish inside....thanks for the pics!