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Naval Morse code --.- -... is QB, which means "Quel Bateau?" ("What Ship?"). And while the name of this boat is quite obvious to us, her Capt'n would have to an...
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Naval Morse code --.- -... is QB, which means "Quel Bateau?" ("What Ship?"). And while the name of this boat is quite obvious to us, her Capt'n would have to answer .--. --- .--. . -.-- .
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Aperture f/4.5 ISO 64 Shutter 10/2500 Focal Length 402/10

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Jun, 2015

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