SAINT MALO  




   










































   Pictured between 1924 and 1931 On the left is Southern Railways DINARD or

     ST. BRIAC, in the middle is the French SAINT BRIEUC with French DINARD

    the right                                                                                           111w 11.4k




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Aerial view of Saint Malo, showing the extension to the breakwater, doubled

it’s length. The end of the old breakwater can be seen about halfway along it’s

length the foundations of which can still be seen at low water.




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Opening of the lock in 1931 ?   In the lock is the Southern Railway vessel

LORINA                                              



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   DINARD passing through the new lock, the card giving it’s dimensions. 203w






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A familiar scene for many years - British Railways FALAISE berthed at the Gare Maritime on her summer three times a week service from Southampton.





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1964  ST. PATRICK is seen in the basin, and the Condor pontoon with a vedette alongside is anchored in the “pool”.






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Taken in 1965, with French LISIEUX moored next to the Gare Maritime, with

LA DUCHESSE DE NORMANDIE astern of her.                  101w 18.06k





Picture :   Editions Emge - Michel Guerin  211w  935k  









































Another picture taken in 1965, with LISIEUX at the berth, and the bow of LA DUCHESSE DE NORMANDIE just seen on the right.






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A view of the docks with the concrete cassions used in the construction of the Rance Barrage being positioned along the —–-    to provide a new working quay.   




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Another view of the docks with the cassions being positioned, and the infill on the St. Servan side of the docks which was to be used for the ro/ro terminal.   





  

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 Russian sail training vessel KRUZENSTERN in the lock. Note - The spire has

 been rebuilt on the Cathedral.                                                            136w  19.7k


      



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  The port with the passenger terminal at Le Borse in the process of construction

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  Spanish four masted sail training vessel JUAN SEBASTIAN DE ELCANO is in

   the lock. Note the pontoon and ramp installed at the Gare Maritime berth in 1973

 for the ro/ro service of FLEUR DES ILES.                                         132w  22.9k






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   Card posted July 24 1981.                                                              301w  








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   SOLIDOR Emeraude Ferries approaching the No. 1 ramp in 1989.      126w 11.63k






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This card is post marked August 20 1963, and shows the pontoons of Vedettes Vertes and Vedettes Blanches, while in the background is FALAISE.






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