#london port

[oledavyjones]

Port of London. Men working at the WN Sparks & Sons Wharf on the Thames . No info about the year.

Found at FB in a group abt. Old London.

[seamusicpoetry]

Mist in port, London-Charles John De Lacy

1881 oil on canvas

[lesbicosmos]

edwin: i'm going for a walk

niko: let me know if you see any good cows!

edwin: obviously i'm going to tell you if i see any good cows.

[hallasimss]

give me chance anọchikwena ụzọ i kwụchikwee m ụzọ, na aga m ajamụkwa gị, kpowaị!

[catilinas]

thinking about her <3 (the wreck of the s.s. richard montgomery)

[deconstructthesoup]

Has anybody thought of a DBD AU where Crystal and Niko are the ghosts and Charles and Edwin are the living ones?

Just me?

[house-of-mirrors]

Zee ports as memes I have saved on my computer, from someone who’s up to date on zeefarer in Fallen London but has played maybe an hour total of Sunless Sea

London

Polythreme

Iron Republic

Khanate

Port Carnelian

Nuncio

Principles of Coral

Station III

The Grand Geode

Godfall

The Surface

Chapel of Lights

Avid Horizon

Irem

Codex

Frostfound

Venderbight

Aestival

Empire of Hands

Pigmote Isle

[neathyingenue]

As a low-level character, this event is so funny because I couldn't go anywhere for clues or diplomacy, yet the powers-that-be have *still* decided that a person with only 1 stat above 100 is competent enough to be named captain of her own airship

[josecariohca]

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[kemetic-dreams]

Benito Sylvain (born Marie-Joseph Benoît d'Artagnan Sylvain; 21 March 1868 – 3 January 1915) was an Haitian journalist, diplomat, lawyer. He also participated and organized the 1900 Pan-African Conference.

Sylvain pathed the connection between Afro-descendants and Africans and became a representative for these groups that were colonized by France. He is arguably considered to be a pioneer of Pan-Africanism.

Benito Sylvain was born in Port-de-Paix, Haiti, in 1868. In 1887, he finished his studies in Paris at the Collège Stanislas, then attended law school, where he obtained his license and then his doctorate.

Supported by his country that appoints the officer of Marine and secretary to the embassy in London, Sylvain founded in Paris in 1890 a weekly committed against French colonialism, La Fraternité (which appeared until 1897).

In 1897, Sylvain staying in Ethiopia became the aide-de-camp to Emperor Menelik II, who defeated the Italians at the Battle of Adwa. Sylvain represented both Ethiopia and Haiti at the 1900 Pan-African Conference held in London, and was appointed as honorary president of the Pan African Association.

In 1906, Sylvain, who attended all lectures against slavery, published in Paris his principal work, entitled On the fate of the natives in the colonies of exploitation, an indictment against colonialism.

As there were very active Afro-descended students in France, including his compatriot Haitians, Sylvain endeavoured to make the connection between Afro-descendants and Africans, in a spirit of resistance to European colonialism, which he reasoned was a new form of slavery

[oledavyjones]

Port of London. Limehouse Pier 1908. The bridge leads to Dundee Wharf.

Found at a FB group about old London.

[the-ardent-dilettante]

Evolution has a good plot and good writing and I am enjoying it and I am aware that I very likely wouldn't enjoy it half as much if it were easier to do but. I just finished my Ambition. I'm flat broke. The next step needs what???

[aber-flyingtiger]

A few photos from my trip to the Museum of London Docklands last week.

[sentientcitysmackdown]

ROUND 2, MATCHUP 7

[ID: The map of Fallen London and the image for Port Cecil from Sunless Sea, with the letters "VS." between them. End ID.]

Oh boy, it's a Neathy one! Fallen London is deep, dark, marvelous, and very strange, but is it as strange as Port Cecil, the chess-obsessed colony on top of a coral archipelago?

...Yes! Probably! London does have the Bazaar, after all. Listen, they're both very strange and I love them both. But let's get to the vote before I start spelling things Britishly.

Please remember: There are no bad cities, only bad citizens! Keep trash-talk to a minimum! Despite the name, this is for fun, not fighting.

[sometimeslondon]

The Walkie Talkie rises up behind the former Port of London Authority building

[wednesdayshadow]

Just seeing if there any ally contacts in the UK. Please let me know. I will be visiting in September this year. Would love to meet up and talk support, make new friends and discuss strategies! Specifically, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Port Talbot, Manchester and London.