Stake attention in this memory
The image captures the former Estonian Navy minesweeper M 414 *Kalev*, a Type 320 Lindau-class vessel, prominently displayed on land at the Estonian Maritime Museum's Seaplane Harbour (Lennusadam) in Tallinn, Estonia. The ship, viewed from its starboard bow, is painted light grey above a dark grey/black hull below the waterline, resting on several dark support blocks on a grey interlocking paver surface. A white stripe runs along the uppermost part of the light grey hull. Its mast features multiple antennae, radar equipment, and two prominent green navigation lights. A dark, forward-pointing gun barrel is visible on the bow, and a yellow cylindrical life raft canister along with a red life preserver are mounted on the ship's deck structure. A small, dark, triangular rudder-like fin is visible near the stern on the ground. In the background to the left, green deciduous trees are visible. To the right, various industrial or port structures, including what appears to be a large crane and several white and blue buildings or containers, are present. The sky transitions from light blue overhead to a warm orange and yellow glow on the right horizon, indicative of either sunrise or sunset. Approximately five to six casually dressed individuals are visible on the paved area to the right of the ship, walking generally towards the right side of the frame. One man with a beard wears a dark t-shirt and shorts. Two women in the foreground wear a dark top with light trousers and a dark top with a long dark skirt, respectively. They appear to be visitors or tourists observing the stationary vessel. On the far left, a portion of a dark-colored trailer with a large reel or spool is partially visible.
Loading AttnAds…
No transactions found
