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Those things are really confusing when seen from above, and it's foggy on the water below. (The early morning hangover from being out until 6 in the french quarter doesn't help perceptions, either.)
What a beautifully composed photograph. Not being from this area, and having never visited, are these semi-permanent moorings that allow the two liners to be nearby eachother on a regular basis?
Well, the Concorde is there more or less permanently - it's a part of Intrepid exibition. Across from it is a terminal for cruise liners, they pretty much come and go.
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