Vehicles
Sailship : Esmeralda
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Release date
- 2009-03-10
Format
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Recommended paper type
- Matte Photo Paper
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- High
Orientation
- Portrait
Page Layout
- Same magnification
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The Esmeralda, a Chilean navy training vessel said to be one of the most beautiful ships in the world, is familiar to ship fans around the world by her nickname “the White Lady.” However, the vessel has a troubled history. Shipbuilding on the Esmeralda, planned as a training vessel for the Spanish navy, first began in 1946. However, after an explosion the following year she remained unrepaired for several years, due to worsening economic conditions and other factors. Shipbuilding later resumed when it was decided that the Esmeralda would be transferred to Chile for purposes of debt repayment. In 1953 she was finally launched before a sea of onlookers, and has since sailed the waters of the world.