Queen Mary – vague traces

March 6, 2007

Queen Mary 2 headed towards port

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That ferry in the foreground is normally one of the largest ships in the bay (aside from the freighters that come and go all day long). The Queen Mary 2 makes it look like a toy.

The Queen Mary 2 in San Francisco Bay

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A gaggle of sailboats surrounded the Queen Mary as she sailed into the San Francisco Bay.

The Queen Mary 2 Coming into San Francisco Bay

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As we approached the bay on what was Super-Bowl Sunday (February 4, 2007) it was never more clear how much a professional sports town San Francisco wasn’t. The ship was due to enter the bay at about the same time…