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Luxury cruise liner the Queen Elizabeth the Second (Q-E-2) will set sail from Britain today after undergoing a 12-million pounds (18-million U-S dollars) refit.
The overhaul is the first since the 1994 fiasco when passengers left on a cruise to New York with work still underway.
Changes to the flagship vessel include a reduced number of cabins, refurbished restaurants and an extension of the ship's transatlantic crossing time from five to six days.
Back in the condition befitting the world's most prestigious ocean liner the Q-E-2 was ready Thursday for its next voyage.
After two years of negative publicity, the ship owners Cunard are hoping the three-night cruise starting tonight will help redeem its damaged reputation.
Two years after its disastrous revamp which left Cunard refunding passengers fares, the "Queen of the Seas" has undergone another refit - its first in Britain since 1982.
More than 1000 workers operating in two shifts have toiled round the clock since the ship entered dry dock in Southampton last month.
Workmen were still on board Thursday, putting the finishing touches.
In December 1992 the liner hit the headlines after passengers had to share their luxury accommodation with workmen completing a 30-million pound refit.
The Q-E-2's captain says the repairs then took longer than expected.
SOUNDBITE (English)
"It was a bit overambitious and everybody thought it could be done and in the end result it didn't actually happen. It's one of those things that happens sometimes. There's no difference to taking your car into service and tell you can pick it up at 10:00 am in the morning and you don't get it until 12."
SUPER CAPTION: Captain Keith Stanley, captain of the Q-E-2
This time Cunard are anxious the latest refurbishment be seen to be a success.
Passengers boarding the ship say they were not deterred by the bad publicity.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"No, I don't think we...take that with a pinch of salt, shall we say in a sense. I think a lot of publicity was given to it as if it was the whole ship that was affected and it wasn't, was it?"
SUPER CAPTION: Marjorie Taylor, passenger
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Oh very excited, yeah, I haven't slept for the last week."
SUPER CAPTION: Julie Campbell, passenger
Much of the refit has been routine and statutory maintenance, but there has also been major refurbishment of some passenger areas.
Apart from behind-the-scenes changes, the Princess Grill and the largest restaurant - the Mauretania - have been refurbished, and a number of cabins have been removed.
Other alterations include extending the ship's transatlantic crossing time from five to six days and reducing the number of transatlantic crossings in 1997, from 24 to 18.
Two years ago Cunard allowed just 25 days for the demolition of 960 passenger cabins, the construction of two new staircases, several bars, two restaurants, two nightclubs, a casino and a library.
When the ship set off she was far from ready and the fiasco led Cunard to reimburse its passengers.
The coming three-day cruise will be a test for Cunard and the ship's reputation.
After that the Q-E-2 will set sail on Sunday from Southampton for a six-day Atlantic crossing.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Background: The former Cunard Cruise Liner the Queen Elizabeth2 provided Inverclyde with massive employment opportunities during her construction, now we learn that she is sitting idle, rusting, redundant in Port Rashid, Dubai and might even be sold for "scrap value". Some have even estimated her value to be only £3Million pounds in todays climate.
BrainFart: Inverclyde Council should immediately put forward proposals to secure the vessel from it's desert dock and arrange towage to the Great Harbour/Inchinnan Dock in Greenock. A fundraiser aimed at previous crew, skippers or retired/serving Royal Naval staff would provide a willing 'transportation crew'. (Could MoD or Serco pull strings and provide a tug escort?!? Anyone on friendly terms with Faslane Flag Officer?) Once alongside, Great Harbour would become her permanent berth.
Stage 1: Establish an army of apprenticeships from those interested in a career in Welding, Construction, Electrical, Mechanical, Painting, Joinery, Carpet Fitters, etc etc Incorporate an "Official QE2 Supporters Club" made for ex-engineers, crew, supporters and former passengers. Bookings can be made for "work parties" as an alternative holiday for retired individuals who have an affinity for the ship or could lend knowledge of her original layout, design & presentation. Bringing the QE2 back to her original state of a luxury hotel.
Stage 2: Dockside regeneration (proper regeneration, not kid-on Fawcett-fuckups). Permanently moor QE2 at the back of Pottery Street Recycling Centre within the Great Harbour dock. There's a nice double carriageway going nowhere at the moment, how about having the QE2 as the gateway to the waterfront? QE2 provides a hotel base for holiday-makers and makes the ideal landing point for day-breaks to Loch Lomond, Edinburgh, Argyll & Bute, etc. At the quayside we could have an exhibition of maritime heritage including the Cunard Line and homage to Clyde-based shipbuilding.
Stage 3: Create an Inverclyde Watersports Centre managed & facilitated by the local Sea Cadets at Great Harbour alongside the QE2 berth. The Centre could support leisure industry with boat hire, jetski hire, diving lessons, experience days, etc as well as fully qualified RYA centre of excellence. Could there be any tie-up with the Maritime College of Glasgow?!?
Inverclyde Council are woefully inadequate when discussing regeneration plans for the area and we need a massive gesture, a huge kickstart to workforce..... Why shouldn't we try the leisure sector and make Inverclyde the new West of Scotland Resort?!?
We've tried everything else and everyone's kinda sick of stupid 'artistic impressions' that go nowhere.
Time to think big, have some vision... Don't let it be our generation that people look back on and think... what the fuck where that lot doing pissing about with street sculptures. Remember it was only a few weeks ago we spent nearly £2m saving the Beacon Theatre.... £3m for QE2 (exc. transport)
Share if you agree. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QluNR1EfhU
The idea:
https://www.facebook.com/johnbhouston/posts/831822506865810
Your Feedback:
https://www.facebook.com/johnbhouston/videos/832982520083142
Math's Blog:
http://www.mathcampbell.co.uk/?p=310
Music is property and ownership of Mark Knopfler all rights reserved. Images are courtesy of CruiseArabia see http://www.cruisearabiaonline.com/.../EXCLUSIVE--Cruise...)
- published: 01 Jun 2015
- views: 4908
No title. Ocean liner "Queen Elizabeth II" (aka QE2 or QEII) leaves Southampton on maiden voyage, Hampshire.
L/S QE2 in docks. High angled shot looking down from QE2 at streamers on dockside. Pan up to show people on terminal building, streamers hanging down. M/S massed people on dockside waving to people on board QE2. M/S people waving from QE2. C/U girl holding dog waving to departing ship. C/U man holding Union Jack, he is wearing a patriotic suit and Union Jack hat, he blows a kiss and waves. L/S as the QE2 moves away from Southampton dock, people waving in foreground.
Interior of bridge of the QE2, Captain Warwick walks forward and looks from the bridge window. C/U push button control panel. M/S main control room. C/U control panels. M/S engine and turbine rooms. Pan along one of the turbines turning. L/S frothy water in ship's wake.
C/U champagne being poured into glasses. M/S group of passengers drinking on one of the decks, among the group is ex-boxer Tommy Farr. C/U Tommy Farr. Panning shot showing dance floor with a few people dancing, pan across to show people sitting in rest of the modern design lounge. M/S people in one of the shops on board. Panning shot another shop. M/S ditto. Panning shot pictures hanging on wall in on board art gallery. M/S people sitting around on one of the decks. M/S on deck, showing people with life jackets on. Panning shot ditto.
M/S bow of the ship ploughing through sea. M/S Captain Warwick talking to another officer on bridge. C/U Captain Warwick. Aerial shot of QE2 ship at sea.
FILM ID:2201.09
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- published: 13 Apr 2014
- views: 3914
Some close-ups of QE2 on her final transatlantic crossing, accompanied by Queen Mary 2. The final clip in this sequence shows the QE2 at some distance, as viewed through salt-marked windows on QM2's Deck 2. In the first clips the image quality is affected slightly by a small amount of vibration from QM2's engines/pods feeding through to the tripod-mounted camera.
- published: 21 Oct 2009
- views: 83280
Ich habe dieses Video mit dem YouTube-Diashow-Assistenten erstellt (https://www.youtube.com/upload).
- published: 19 Dec 2016
- views: 1008
QE2 in Port Rashid DUBAI. The lighting is on at night and there is signes of smoke from the funnel. The port is secure from the road with security checking ID and boarding passes to cruise ships.
If your lucky to be there on a cruise you can walk around the port road to see it or cut through where the taxi driver hang out in a building. The area is not fenced off so you can walk up to the QE2. At the gang way a sign says UNAUTHORIZED VISITORS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 AT ANY TIME as I advanced filmimg the security guard shouted something from inside so I politly walked passed.
The QE2 has now been there since NOV 2008. any more info and I will ad it. Happy viewing and be the first onboard filming without getting into trouble......
- published: 20 Mar 2012
- views: 33974
Queen Elizabeth 2
Queen Elizabeth 2, often referred to simply as QE2, is an ocean liner built for the Cunard Line which was operated by Cunard as both a transatlantic liner and a cruise ship from 1969 to 2008. She was designed for the transatlantic service from her home port of Southampton, UK, to New York, and was named after the earlier Cunard liner RMS Queen Elizabeth. She served as the flagship of the line from 1969 until succeeded by RMS Queen Mary 2 in 2004. Designed in Cunard's then headquarters and regional offices in Liverpool and Southampton respectively, and built in Clydebank, Scotland, she was considered the last of the great transatlantic ocean liners until the construction of the Queen Mary 2 was announced.
Before she was refitted with a diesel power plant in 1986/87, QE2 was also the last oil-fired passenger steamship to cross the Atlantic in scheduled liner service. During almost forty years of service, Queen Elizabeth 2 undertook regular world cruises and latterly operated predominantly as a cruise ship, sailing out of Southampton, England. QE2 had no running mate and never ran a year-round weekly transatlantic express service to New York. QE2 did, however, continue the Cunard tradition of regular scheduled transatlantic crossings every year of her service life. QE2 was never designated RMS, or Royal Mail Ship, instead carrying the SS and later MV or MS prefixes in official documents.
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58:49QE2 The Last Great Liner
QE2 The Last Great LinerQE2 The Last Great Liner
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10:01Onboard and inside the QE2 including inside a cabin. GREAT MEMORIES
Onboard and inside the QE2 including inside a cabin. GREAT MEMORIES -
30:41Mike Oldfield - QE2 Medley
Mike Oldfield - QE2 Medley -
2:54Launch of the QE2
Launch of the QE2 -
3:00UK: SOUTHAMPTON: LUXURY LINER QE2 READY TO SAIL FOLLOWING REFIT
UK: SOUTHAMPTON: LUXURY LINER QE2 READY TO SAIL FOLLOWING REFITUK: SOUTHAMPTON: LUXURY LINER QE2 READY TO SAIL FOLLOWING REFIT
English/Nat Luxury cruise liner the Queen Elizabeth the Second (Q-E-2) will set sail from Britain today after undergoing a 12-million pounds (18-million U-S dollars) refit. The overhaul is the first since the 1994 fiasco when passengers left on a cruise to New York with work still underway. Changes to the flagship vessel include a reduced number of cabins, refurbished restaurants and an extension of the ship's transatlantic crossing time from five to six days. Back in the condition befitting the world's most prestigious ocean liner the Q-E-2 was ready Thursday for its next voyage. After two years of negative publicity, the ship owners Cunard are hoping the three-night cruise starting tonight will help redeem its damaged reputation. Two years after its disastrous revamp which left Cunard refunding passengers fares, the "Queen of the Seas" has undergone another refit - its first in Britain since 1982. More than 1000 workers operating in two shifts have toiled round the clock since the ship entered dry dock in Southampton last month. Workmen were still on board Thursday, putting the finishing touches. In December 1992 the liner hit the headlines after passengers had to share their luxury accommodation with workmen completing a 30-million pound refit. The Q-E-2's captain says the repairs then took longer than expected. SOUNDBITE (English) "It was a bit overambitious and everybody thought it could be done and in the end result it didn't actually happen. It's one of those things that happens sometimes. There's no difference to taking your car into service and tell you can pick it up at 10:00 am in the morning and you don't get it until 12." SUPER CAPTION: Captain Keith Stanley, captain of the Q-E-2 This time Cunard are anxious the latest refurbishment be seen to be a success. Passengers boarding the ship say they were not deterred by the bad publicity. SOUNDBITE: (English) "No, I don't think we...take that with a pinch of salt, shall we say in a sense. I think a lot of publicity was given to it as if it was the whole ship that was affected and it wasn't, was it?" SUPER CAPTION: Marjorie Taylor, passenger SOUNDBITE: (English) "Oh very excited, yeah, I haven't slept for the last week." SUPER CAPTION: Julie Campbell, passenger Much of the refit has been routine and statutory maintenance, but there has also been major refurbishment of some passenger areas. Apart from behind-the-scenes changes, the Princess Grill and the largest restaurant - the Mauretania - have been refurbished, and a number of cabins have been removed. Other alterations include extending the ship's transatlantic crossing time from five to six days and reducing the number of transatlantic crossings in 1997, from 24 to 18. Two years ago Cunard allowed just 25 days for the demolition of 960 passenger cabins, the construction of two new staircases, several bars, two restaurants, two nightclubs, a casino and a library. When the ship set off she was far from ready and the fiasco led Cunard to reimburse its passengers. The coming three-day cruise will be a test for Cunard and the ship's reputation. After that the Q-E-2 will set sail on Sunday from Southampton for a six-day Atlantic crossing. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/e341ad4b0d0c97071599bcc3c28e17bf Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
4:58QE2 Visual Inspection (May2015) #BringQE2Home
QE2 Visual Inspection (May2015) #BringQE2HomeQE2 Visual Inspection (May2015) #BringQE2Home
Background: The former Cunard Cruise Liner the Queen Elizabeth2 provided Inverclyde with massive employment opportunities during her construction, now we learn that she is sitting idle, rusting, redundant in Port Rashid, Dubai and might even be sold for "scrap value". Some have even estimated her value to be only £3Million pounds in todays climate. BrainFart: Inverclyde Council should immediately put forward proposals to secure the vessel from it's desert dock and arrange towage to the Great Harbour/Inchinnan Dock in Greenock. A fundraiser aimed at previous crew, skippers or retired/serving Royal Naval staff would provide a willing 'transportation crew'. (Could MoD or Serco pull strings and provide a tug escort?!? Anyone on friendly terms with Faslane Flag Officer?) Once alongside, Great Harbour would become her permanent berth. Stage 1: Establish an army of apprenticeships from those interested in a career in Welding, Construction, Electrical, Mechanical, Painting, Joinery, Carpet Fitters, etc etc Incorporate an "Official QE2 Supporters Club" made for ex-engineers, crew, supporters and former passengers. Bookings can be made for "work parties" as an alternative holiday for retired individuals who have an affinity for the ship or could lend knowledge of her original layout, design & presentation. Bringing the QE2 back to her original state of a luxury hotel. Stage 2: Dockside regeneration (proper regeneration, not kid-on Fawcett-fuckups). Permanently moor QE2 at the back of Pottery Street Recycling Centre within the Great Harbour dock. There's a nice double carriageway going nowhere at the moment, how about having the QE2 as the gateway to the waterfront? QE2 provides a hotel base for holiday-makers and makes the ideal landing point for day-breaks to Loch Lomond, Edinburgh, Argyll & Bute, etc. At the quayside we could have an exhibition of maritime heritage including the Cunard Line and homage to Clyde-based shipbuilding. Stage 3: Create an Inverclyde Watersports Centre managed & facilitated by the local Sea Cadets at Great Harbour alongside the QE2 berth. The Centre could support leisure industry with boat hire, jetski hire, diving lessons, experience days, etc as well as fully qualified RYA centre of excellence. Could there be any tie-up with the Maritime College of Glasgow?!? Inverclyde Council are woefully inadequate when discussing regeneration plans for the area and we need a massive gesture, a huge kickstart to workforce..... Why shouldn't we try the leisure sector and make Inverclyde the new West of Scotland Resort?!? We've tried everything else and everyone's kinda sick of stupid 'artistic impressions' that go nowhere. Time to think big, have some vision... Don't let it be our generation that people look back on and think... what the fuck where that lot doing pissing about with street sculptures. Remember it was only a few weeks ago we spent nearly £2m saving the Beacon Theatre.... £3m for QE2 (exc. transport) Share if you agree. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QluNR1EfhU The idea: https://www.facebook.com/johnbhouston/posts/831822506865810 Your Feedback: https://www.facebook.com/johnbhouston/videos/832982520083142 Math's Blog: http://www.mathcampbell.co.uk/?p=310 Music is property and ownership of Mark Knopfler all rights reserved. Images are courtesy of CruiseArabia see http://www.cruisearabiaonline.com/.../EXCLUSIVE--Cruise...) -
1:55QE2 Maiden Voyage (1969)
QE2 Maiden Voyage (1969)QE2 Maiden Voyage (1969)
No title. Ocean liner "Queen Elizabeth II" (aka QE2 or QEII) leaves Southampton on maiden voyage, Hampshire. L/S QE2 in docks. High angled shot looking down from QE2 at streamers on dockside. Pan up to show people on terminal building, streamers hanging down. M/S massed people on dockside waving to people on board QE2. M/S people waving from QE2. C/U girl holding dog waving to departing ship. C/U man holding Union Jack, he is wearing a patriotic suit and Union Jack hat, he blows a kiss and waves. L/S as the QE2 moves away from Southampton dock, people waving in foreground. Interior of bridge of the QE2, Captain Warwick walks forward and looks from the bridge window. C/U push button control panel. M/S main control room. C/U control panels. M/S engine and turbine rooms. Pan along one of the turbines turning. L/S frothy water in ship's wake. C/U champagne being poured into glasses. M/S group of passengers drinking on one of the decks, among the group is ex-boxer Tommy Farr. C/U Tommy Farr. Panning shot showing dance floor with a few people dancing, pan across to show people sitting in rest of the modern design lounge. M/S people in one of the shops on board. Panning shot another shop. M/S ditto. Panning shot pictures hanging on wall in on board art gallery. M/S people sitting around on one of the decks. M/S on deck, showing people with life jackets on. Panning shot ditto. M/S bow of the ship ploughing through sea. M/S Captain Warwick talking to another officer on bridge. C/U Captain Warwick. Aerial shot of QE2 ship at sea. FILM ID:2201.09 A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/ FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/ -
2:13QE2's final transatlantic crossing, October 2008
QE2's final transatlantic crossing, October 2008QE2's final transatlantic crossing, October 2008
Some close-ups of QE2 on her final transatlantic crossing, accompanied by Queen Mary 2. The final clip in this sequence shows the QE2 at some distance, as viewed through salt-marked windows on QM2's Deck 2. In the first clips the image quality is affected slightly by a small amount of vibration from QM2's engines/pods feeding through to the tripod-mounted camera. -
3:05QE2 Dubai 2016
QE2 Dubai 2016QE2 Dubai 2016
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11:17QE2 in DUBAI 2012 by rob yalden
QE2 in DUBAI 2012 by rob yaldenQE2 in DUBAI 2012 by rob yalden
QE2 in Port Rashid DUBAI. The lighting is on at night and there is signes of smoke from the funnel. The port is secure from the road with security checking ID and boarding passes to cruise ships. If your lucky to be there on a cruise you can walk around the port road to see it or cut through where the taxi driver hang out in a building. The area is not fenced off so you can walk up to the QE2. At the gang way a sign says UNAUTHORIZED VISITORS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 AT ANY TIME as I advanced filmimg the security guard shouted something from inside so I politly walked passed. The QE2 has now been there since NOV 2008. any more info and I will ad it. Happy viewing and be the first onboard filming without getting into trouble......
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QE2 The Last Great Liner
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UK: SOUTHAMPTON: LUXURY LINER QE2 READY TO SAIL FOLLOWING REFIT
English/Nat Luxury cruise liner the Queen Elizabeth the Second (Q-E-2) will set sail from Britain today after undergoing a 12-million pounds (18-million U-S dollars) refit. The overhaul is the first since the 1994 fiasco when passengers left on a cruise to New York with work still underway. Changes to the flagship vessel include a reduced number of cabins, refurbished restaurants and an extension of the ship's transatlantic crossing time from five to six days. Back in the condition befitting the world's most prestigious ocean liner the Q-E-2 was ready Thursday for its next voyage. After two years of negative publicity, the ship owners Cunard are hoping the three-night cruise starting tonight will help redeem its damaged reputation. Two years after its disastrous rev...
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QE2 Visual Inspection (May2015) #BringQE2Home
Background: The former Cunard Cruise Liner the Queen Elizabeth2 provided Inverclyde with massive employment opportunities during her construction, now we learn that she is sitting idle, rusting, redundant in Port Rashid, Dubai and might even be sold for "scrap value". Some have even estimated her value to be only £3Million pounds in todays climate. BrainFart: Inverclyde Council should immediately put forward proposals to secure the vessel from it's desert dock and arrange towage to the Great Harbour/Inchinnan Dock in Greenock. A fundraiser aimed at previous crew, skippers or retired/serving Royal Naval staff would provide a willing 'transportation crew'. (Could MoD or Serco pull strings and provide a tug escort?!? Anyone on friendly terms with Faslane Flag Officer?) Once alongside, Great ...
published: 01 Jun 2015 -
QE2 Maiden Voyage (1969)
No title. Ocean liner "Queen Elizabeth II" (aka QE2 or QEII) leaves Southampton on maiden voyage, Hampshire. L/S QE2 in docks. High angled shot looking down from QE2 at streamers on dockside. Pan up to show people on terminal building, streamers hanging down. M/S massed people on dockside waving to people on board QE2. M/S people waving from QE2. C/U girl holding dog waving to departing ship. C/U man holding Union Jack, he is wearing a patriotic suit and Union Jack hat, he blows a kiss and waves. L/S as the QE2 moves away from Southampton dock, people waving in foreground. Interior of bridge of the QE2, Captain Warwick walks forward and looks from the bridge window. C/U push button control panel. M/S main control room. C/U control panels. M/S engine and turbine rooms. Pan...
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QE2's final transatlantic crossing, October 2008
Some close-ups of QE2 on her final transatlantic crossing, accompanied by Queen Mary 2. The final clip in this sequence shows the QE2 at some distance, as viewed through salt-marked windows on QM2's Deck 2. In the first clips the image quality is affected slightly by a small amount of vibration from QM2's engines/pods feeding through to the tripod-mounted camera.
published: 21 Oct 2009 -
QE2 Dubai 2016
Ich habe dieses Video mit dem YouTube-Diashow-Assistenten erstellt (https://www.youtube.com/upload).
published: 19 Dec 2016 -
QE2 in DUBAI 2012 by rob yalden
QE2 in Port Rashid DUBAI. The lighting is on at night and there is signes of smoke from the funnel. The port is secure from the road with security checking ID and boarding passes to cruise ships. If your lucky to be there on a cruise you can walk around the port road to see it or cut through where the taxi driver hang out in a building. The area is not fenced off so you can walk up to the QE2. At the gang way a sign says UNAUTHORIZED VISITORS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 AT ANY TIME as I advanced filmimg the security guard shouted something from inside so I politly walked passed. The QE2 has now been there since NOV 2008. any more info and I will ad it. Happy viewing and be the first onboard filming without getting into trouble......
published: 20 Mar 2012
QE2 The Last Great Liner
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- Duration: 58:49
- Updated: 20 Dec 2014
- views: 79214
- published: 20 Dec 2014
- views: 79214
Onboard and inside the QE2 including inside a cabin. GREAT MEMORIES
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- Duration: 10:01
- Updated: 06 Jun 2010
- views: 17453
Onboard and inside the QE2 including inside a cabin. GREAT MEMORIES. I'll never forget that voyage on a truly fantastic British ship.
Onboard and inside the QE2 including inside a cabin. GREAT MEMORIES. I'll never forget that voyage on a truly fantastic British ship.
https://wn.com/Onboard_And_Inside_The_Qe2_Including_Inside_A_Cabin._Great_Memories
Mike Oldfield - QE2 Medley
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- Duration: 30:41
- Updated: 19 Jan 2017
- views: 16857
Launch of the QE2
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- Duration: 2:54
- Updated: 12 Mar 2014
- views: 9290
1969 -The Queen names and launches the new Cunarder at John Brown's Yard on the Clydebank bestowing her own name upon the most advanced passenger liner in the w...
1969 -The Queen names and launches the new Cunarder at John Brown's Yard on the Clydebank bestowing her own name upon the most advanced passenger liner in the world.
https://wn.com/Launch_Of_The_Qe2
UK: SOUTHAMPTON: LUXURY LINER QE2 READY TO SAIL FOLLOWING REFIT
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- Duration: 3:00
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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English/Nat
Luxury cruise liner the Queen Elizabeth the Second (Q-E-2) will set sail from Britain today after undergoing a 12-million pounds (18-million U-S...
English/Nat
Luxury cruise liner the Queen Elizabeth the Second (Q-E-2) will set sail from Britain today after undergoing a 12-million pounds (18-million U-S dollars) refit.
The overhaul is the first since the 1994 fiasco when passengers left on a cruise to New York with work still underway.
Changes to the flagship vessel include a reduced number of cabins, refurbished restaurants and an extension of the ship's transatlantic crossing time from five to six days.
Back in the condition befitting the world's most prestigious ocean liner the Q-E-2 was ready Thursday for its next voyage.
After two years of negative publicity, the ship owners Cunard are hoping the three-night cruise starting tonight will help redeem its damaged reputation.
Two years after its disastrous revamp which left Cunard refunding passengers fares, the "Queen of the Seas" has undergone another refit - its first in Britain since 1982.
More than 1000 workers operating in two shifts have toiled round the clock since the ship entered dry dock in Southampton last month.
Workmen were still on board Thursday, putting the finishing touches.
In December 1992 the liner hit the headlines after passengers had to share their luxury accommodation with workmen completing a 30-million pound refit.
The Q-E-2's captain says the repairs then took longer than expected.
SOUNDBITE (English)
"It was a bit overambitious and everybody thought it could be done and in the end result it didn't actually happen. It's one of those things that happens sometimes. There's no difference to taking your car into service and tell you can pick it up at 10:00 am in the morning and you don't get it until 12."
SUPER CAPTION: Captain Keith Stanley, captain of the Q-E-2
This time Cunard are anxious the latest refurbishment be seen to be a success.
Passengers boarding the ship say they were not deterred by the bad publicity.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"No, I don't think we...take that with a pinch of salt, shall we say in a sense. I think a lot of publicity was given to it as if it was the whole ship that was affected and it wasn't, was it?"
SUPER CAPTION: Marjorie Taylor, passenger
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Oh very excited, yeah, I haven't slept for the last week."
SUPER CAPTION: Julie Campbell, passenger
Much of the refit has been routine and statutory maintenance, but there has also been major refurbishment of some passenger areas.
Apart from behind-the-scenes changes, the Princess Grill and the largest restaurant - the Mauretania - have been refurbished, and a number of cabins have been removed.
Other alterations include extending the ship's transatlantic crossing time from five to six days and reducing the number of transatlantic crossings in 1997, from 24 to 18.
Two years ago Cunard allowed just 25 days for the demolition of 960 passenger cabins, the construction of two new staircases, several bars, two restaurants, two nightclubs, a casino and a library.
When the ship set off she was far from ready and the fiasco led Cunard to reimburse its passengers.
The coming three-day cruise will be a test for Cunard and the ship's reputation.
After that the Q-E-2 will set sail on Sunday from Southampton for a six-day Atlantic crossing.
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Luxury cruise liner the Queen Elizabeth the Second (Q-E-2) will set sail from Britain today after undergoing a 12-million pounds (18-million U-S dollars) refit.
The overhaul is the first since the 1994 fiasco when passengers left on a cruise to New York with work still underway.
Changes to the flagship vessel include a reduced number of cabins, refurbished restaurants and an extension of the ship's transatlantic crossing time from five to six days.
Back in the condition befitting the world's most prestigious ocean liner the Q-E-2 was ready Thursday for its next voyage.
After two years of negative publicity, the ship owners Cunard are hoping the three-night cruise starting tonight will help redeem its damaged reputation.
Two years after its disastrous revamp which left Cunard refunding passengers fares, the "Queen of the Seas" has undergone another refit - its first in Britain since 1982.
More than 1000 workers operating in two shifts have toiled round the clock since the ship entered dry dock in Southampton last month.
Workmen were still on board Thursday, putting the finishing touches.
In December 1992 the liner hit the headlines after passengers had to share their luxury accommodation with workmen completing a 30-million pound refit.
The Q-E-2's captain says the repairs then took longer than expected.
SOUNDBITE (English)
"It was a bit overambitious and everybody thought it could be done and in the end result it didn't actually happen. It's one of those things that happens sometimes. There's no difference to taking your car into service and tell you can pick it up at 10:00 am in the morning and you don't get it until 12."
SUPER CAPTION: Captain Keith Stanley, captain of the Q-E-2
This time Cunard are anxious the latest refurbishment be seen to be a success.
Passengers boarding the ship say they were not deterred by the bad publicity.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"No, I don't think we...take that with a pinch of salt, shall we say in a sense. I think a lot of publicity was given to it as if it was the whole ship that was affected and it wasn't, was it?"
SUPER CAPTION: Marjorie Taylor, passenger
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Oh very excited, yeah, I haven't slept for the last week."
SUPER CAPTION: Julie Campbell, passenger
Much of the refit has been routine and statutory maintenance, but there has also been major refurbishment of some passenger areas.
Apart from behind-the-scenes changes, the Princess Grill and the largest restaurant - the Mauretania - have been refurbished, and a number of cabins have been removed.
Other alterations include extending the ship's transatlantic crossing time from five to six days and reducing the number of transatlantic crossings in 1997, from 24 to 18.
Two years ago Cunard allowed just 25 days for the demolition of 960 passenger cabins, the construction of two new staircases, several bars, two restaurants, two nightclubs, a casino and a library.
When the ship set off she was far from ready and the fiasco led Cunard to reimburse its passengers.
The coming three-day cruise will be a test for Cunard and the ship's reputation.
After that the Q-E-2 will set sail on Sunday from Southampton for a six-day Atlantic crossing.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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QE2 Visual Inspection (May2015) #BringQE2Home
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- Duration: 4:58
- Updated: 01 Jun 2015
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Background: The former Cunard Cruise Liner the Queen Elizabeth2 provided Inverclyde with massive employment opportunities during her construction, now we learn ...
Background: The former Cunard Cruise Liner the Queen Elizabeth2 provided Inverclyde with massive employment opportunities during her construction, now we learn that she is sitting idle, rusting, redundant in Port Rashid, Dubai and might even be sold for "scrap value". Some have even estimated her value to be only £3Million pounds in todays climate.
BrainFart: Inverclyde Council should immediately put forward proposals to secure the vessel from it's desert dock and arrange towage to the Great Harbour/Inchinnan Dock in Greenock. A fundraiser aimed at previous crew, skippers or retired/serving Royal Naval staff would provide a willing 'transportation crew'. (Could MoD or Serco pull strings and provide a tug escort?!? Anyone on friendly terms with Faslane Flag Officer?) Once alongside, Great Harbour would become her permanent berth.
Stage 1: Establish an army of apprenticeships from those interested in a career in Welding, Construction, Electrical, Mechanical, Painting, Joinery, Carpet Fitters, etc etc Incorporate an "Official QE2 Supporters Club" made for ex-engineers, crew, supporters and former passengers. Bookings can be made for "work parties" as an alternative holiday for retired individuals who have an affinity for the ship or could lend knowledge of her original layout, design & presentation. Bringing the QE2 back to her original state of a luxury hotel.
Stage 2: Dockside regeneration (proper regeneration, not kid-on Fawcett-fuckups). Permanently moor QE2 at the back of Pottery Street Recycling Centre within the Great Harbour dock. There's a nice double carriageway going nowhere at the moment, how about having the QE2 as the gateway to the waterfront? QE2 provides a hotel base for holiday-makers and makes the ideal landing point for day-breaks to Loch Lomond, Edinburgh, Argyll & Bute, etc. At the quayside we could have an exhibition of maritime heritage including the Cunard Line and homage to Clyde-based shipbuilding.
Stage 3: Create an Inverclyde Watersports Centre managed & facilitated by the local Sea Cadets at Great Harbour alongside the QE2 berth. The Centre could support leisure industry with boat hire, jetski hire, diving lessons, experience days, etc as well as fully qualified RYA centre of excellence. Could there be any tie-up with the Maritime College of Glasgow?!?
Inverclyde Council are woefully inadequate when discussing regeneration plans for the area and we need a massive gesture, a huge kickstart to workforce..... Why shouldn't we try the leisure sector and make Inverclyde the new West of Scotland Resort?!?
We've tried everything else and everyone's kinda sick of stupid 'artistic impressions' that go nowhere.
Time to think big, have some vision... Don't let it be our generation that people look back on and think... what the fuck where that lot doing pissing about with street sculptures. Remember it was only a few weeks ago we spent nearly £2m saving the Beacon Theatre.... £3m for QE2 (exc. transport)
Share if you agree. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QluNR1EfhU
The idea:
https://www.facebook.com/johnbhouston/posts/831822506865810
Your Feedback:
https://www.facebook.com/johnbhouston/videos/832982520083142
Math's Blog:
http://www.mathcampbell.co.uk/?p=310
Music is property and ownership of Mark Knopfler all rights reserved. Images are courtesy of CruiseArabia see http://www.cruisearabiaonline.com/.../EXCLUSIVE--Cruise...)
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Background: The former Cunard Cruise Liner the Queen Elizabeth2 provided Inverclyde with massive employment opportunities during her construction, now we learn that she is sitting idle, rusting, redundant in Port Rashid, Dubai and might even be sold for "scrap value". Some have even estimated her value to be only £3Million pounds in todays climate.
BrainFart: Inverclyde Council should immediately put forward proposals to secure the vessel from it's desert dock and arrange towage to the Great Harbour/Inchinnan Dock in Greenock. A fundraiser aimed at previous crew, skippers or retired/serving Royal Naval staff would provide a willing 'transportation crew'. (Could MoD or Serco pull strings and provide a tug escort?!? Anyone on friendly terms with Faslane Flag Officer?) Once alongside, Great Harbour would become her permanent berth.
Stage 1: Establish an army of apprenticeships from those interested in a career in Welding, Construction, Electrical, Mechanical, Painting, Joinery, Carpet Fitters, etc etc Incorporate an "Official QE2 Supporters Club" made for ex-engineers, crew, supporters and former passengers. Bookings can be made for "work parties" as an alternative holiday for retired individuals who have an affinity for the ship or could lend knowledge of her original layout, design & presentation. Bringing the QE2 back to her original state of a luxury hotel.
Stage 2: Dockside regeneration (proper regeneration, not kid-on Fawcett-fuckups). Permanently moor QE2 at the back of Pottery Street Recycling Centre within the Great Harbour dock. There's a nice double carriageway going nowhere at the moment, how about having the QE2 as the gateway to the waterfront? QE2 provides a hotel base for holiday-makers and makes the ideal landing point for day-breaks to Loch Lomond, Edinburgh, Argyll & Bute, etc. At the quayside we could have an exhibition of maritime heritage including the Cunard Line and homage to Clyde-based shipbuilding.
Stage 3: Create an Inverclyde Watersports Centre managed & facilitated by the local Sea Cadets at Great Harbour alongside the QE2 berth. The Centre could support leisure industry with boat hire, jetski hire, diving lessons, experience days, etc as well as fully qualified RYA centre of excellence. Could there be any tie-up with the Maritime College of Glasgow?!?
Inverclyde Council are woefully inadequate when discussing regeneration plans for the area and we need a massive gesture, a huge kickstart to workforce..... Why shouldn't we try the leisure sector and make Inverclyde the new West of Scotland Resort?!?
We've tried everything else and everyone's kinda sick of stupid 'artistic impressions' that go nowhere.
Time to think big, have some vision... Don't let it be our generation that people look back on and think... what the fuck where that lot doing pissing about with street sculptures. Remember it was only a few weeks ago we spent nearly £2m saving the Beacon Theatre.... £3m for QE2 (exc. transport)
Share if you agree. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QluNR1EfhU
The idea:
https://www.facebook.com/johnbhouston/posts/831822506865810
Your Feedback:
https://www.facebook.com/johnbhouston/videos/832982520083142
Math's Blog:
http://www.mathcampbell.co.uk/?p=310
Music is property and ownership of Mark Knopfler all rights reserved. Images are courtesy of CruiseArabia see http://www.cruisearabiaonline.com/.../EXCLUSIVE--Cruise...)
- published: 01 Jun 2015
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QE2 Maiden Voyage (1969)
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No title. Ocean liner "Queen Elizabeth II" (aka QE2 or QEII) leaves Southampton on maiden voyage, Hampshire.
L/S QE2 in docks. High angled shot looking do...
No title. Ocean liner "Queen Elizabeth II" (aka QE2 or QEII) leaves Southampton on maiden voyage, Hampshire.
L/S QE2 in docks. High angled shot looking down from QE2 at streamers on dockside. Pan up to show people on terminal building, streamers hanging down. M/S massed people on dockside waving to people on board QE2. M/S people waving from QE2. C/U girl holding dog waving to departing ship. C/U man holding Union Jack, he is wearing a patriotic suit and Union Jack hat, he blows a kiss and waves. L/S as the QE2 moves away from Southampton dock, people waving in foreground.
Interior of bridge of the QE2, Captain Warwick walks forward and looks from the bridge window. C/U push button control panel. M/S main control room. C/U control panels. M/S engine and turbine rooms. Pan along one of the turbines turning. L/S frothy water in ship's wake.
C/U champagne being poured into glasses. M/S group of passengers drinking on one of the decks, among the group is ex-boxer Tommy Farr. C/U Tommy Farr. Panning shot showing dance floor with a few people dancing, pan across to show people sitting in rest of the modern design lounge. M/S people in one of the shops on board. Panning shot another shop. M/S ditto. Panning shot pictures hanging on wall in on board art gallery. M/S people sitting around on one of the decks. M/S on deck, showing people with life jackets on. Panning shot ditto.
M/S bow of the ship ploughing through sea. M/S Captain Warwick talking to another officer on bridge. C/U Captain Warwick. Aerial shot of QE2 ship at sea.
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No title. Ocean liner "Queen Elizabeth II" (aka QE2 or QEII) leaves Southampton on maiden voyage, Hampshire.
L/S QE2 in docks. High angled shot looking down from QE2 at streamers on dockside. Pan up to show people on terminal building, streamers hanging down. M/S massed people on dockside waving to people on board QE2. M/S people waving from QE2. C/U girl holding dog waving to departing ship. C/U man holding Union Jack, he is wearing a patriotic suit and Union Jack hat, he blows a kiss and waves. L/S as the QE2 moves away from Southampton dock, people waving in foreground.
Interior of bridge of the QE2, Captain Warwick walks forward and looks from the bridge window. C/U push button control panel. M/S main control room. C/U control panels. M/S engine and turbine rooms. Pan along one of the turbines turning. L/S frothy water in ship's wake.
C/U champagne being poured into glasses. M/S group of passengers drinking on one of the decks, among the group is ex-boxer Tommy Farr. C/U Tommy Farr. Panning shot showing dance floor with a few people dancing, pan across to show people sitting in rest of the modern design lounge. M/S people in one of the shops on board. Panning shot another shop. M/S ditto. Panning shot pictures hanging on wall in on board art gallery. M/S people sitting around on one of the decks. M/S on deck, showing people with life jackets on. Panning shot ditto.
M/S bow of the ship ploughing through sea. M/S Captain Warwick talking to another officer on bridge. C/U Captain Warwick. Aerial shot of QE2 ship at sea.
FILM ID:2201.09
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
- published: 13 Apr 2014
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QE2's final transatlantic crossing, October 2008
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- Duration: 2:13
- Updated: 21 Oct 2009
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Some close-ups of QE2 on her final transatlantic crossing, accompanied by Queen Mary 2. The final clip in this sequence shows the QE2 at some distance, as viewe...
Some close-ups of QE2 on her final transatlantic crossing, accompanied by Queen Mary 2. The final clip in this sequence shows the QE2 at some distance, as viewed through salt-marked windows on QM2's Deck 2. In the first clips the image quality is affected slightly by a small amount of vibration from QM2's engines/pods feeding through to the tripod-mounted camera.
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Some close-ups of QE2 on her final transatlantic crossing, accompanied by Queen Mary 2. The final clip in this sequence shows the QE2 at some distance, as viewed through salt-marked windows on QM2's Deck 2. In the first clips the image quality is affected slightly by a small amount of vibration from QM2's engines/pods feeding through to the tripod-mounted camera.
- published: 21 Oct 2009
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QE2 Dubai 2016
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- Duration: 3:05
- Updated: 19 Dec 2016
- views: 1008
Ich habe dieses Video mit dem YouTube-Diashow-Assistenten erstellt (https://www.youtube.com/upload).
Ich habe dieses Video mit dem YouTube-Diashow-Assistenten erstellt (https://www.youtube.com/upload).
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- published: 19 Dec 2016
- views: 1008
QE2 in DUBAI 2012 by rob yalden
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- Duration: 11:17
- Updated: 20 Mar 2012
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QE2 in Port Rashid DUBAI. The lighting is on at night and there is signes of smoke from the funnel. The port is secure from the road with security checking ID a...
QE2 in Port Rashid DUBAI. The lighting is on at night and there is signes of smoke from the funnel. The port is secure from the road with security checking ID and boarding passes to cruise ships.
If your lucky to be there on a cruise you can walk around the port road to see it or cut through where the taxi driver hang out in a building. The area is not fenced off so you can walk up to the QE2. At the gang way a sign says UNAUTHORIZED VISITORS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 AT ANY TIME as I advanced filmimg the security guard shouted something from inside so I politly walked passed.
The QE2 has now been there since NOV 2008. any more info and I will ad it. Happy viewing and be the first onboard filming without getting into trouble......
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QE2 in Port Rashid DUBAI. The lighting is on at night and there is signes of smoke from the funnel. The port is secure from the road with security checking ID and boarding passes to cruise ships.
If your lucky to be there on a cruise you can walk around the port road to see it or cut through where the taxi driver hang out in a building. The area is not fenced off so you can walk up to the QE2. At the gang way a sign says UNAUTHORIZED VISITORS ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE QUEEN ELIZABETH 2 AT ANY TIME as I advanced filmimg the security guard shouted something from inside so I politly walked passed.
The QE2 has now been there since NOV 2008. any more info and I will ad it. Happy viewing and be the first onboard filming without getting into trouble......
- published: 20 Mar 2012
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QE2 The Last Great Liner
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Onboard and inside the QE2 including inside a cabin. GREAT MEMORIES
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Mike Oldfield - QE2 Medley
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Launch of the QE2
1969 -The Queen names and launches the new Cunarder at John Brown's Yard on the Clydebank ...
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UK: SOUTHAMPTON: LUXURY LINER QE2 READY TO SAIL FOLLOWING REFIT
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QE2 Visual Inspection (May2015) #BringQE2Home
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QE2 Maiden Voyage (1969)
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QE2 Dubai 2016
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Qe2
(chorus)
As far wrengo delta
Cento elto rebishow
Novish rama esto rama
Cento rebishlow
Now bella rema bella
Suma zappa retisgo
(repeat chorus)
Bella rema bella
Suma zappa retisgo
(repeat chorus twice)
(words: tim cross / music: mike oldfield / vocals: maggie reilly)
("these are nonsense words - with any meaning you choose to give them.
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