Four in a row: Braemar, Boudicca, Black Watch & Balmoral sail in. Image: Keith Toy of Viktory Film & Television
May the Four be with you: Bergen in the sunshine from the helicopter which swooped over the city. Image: Keith Toy of Viktory Film & Television Four Fred. Olsen cruise ships sailed into one port for the first time this morning, July 28, 2015.
Passengers were on deck from dawn to see the pilot lead Braemar, Boudicca, Black Watch and Balmoral into Bergen for the historic Fred. Olsen Unites celebration.
On a sunny morning during what has been one of the wettest summers in Norway the four white ships with red funnels gleamed in the early morning sunlight as they snaked into Norway’s second largest city.
Traditional drummer boys welcomed passengers ashore with Boudicca at Skolten North Terminal; Black Watch at Skolten South Terminal; Braemar at Festningskaien and Balmoral at Bontelabo Terminal as the ships' flags went up and the festivities began.
Passengers were on deck from dawn to see the pilot lead Braemar, Boudicca, Black Watch and Balmoral into Bergen for the historic Fred. Olsen Unites celebration.
On a sunny morning during what has been one of the wettest summers in Norway the four white ships with red funnels gleamed in the early morning sunlight as they snaked into Norway’s second largest city.
Traditional drummer boys welcomed passengers ashore with Boudicca at Skolten North Terminal; Black Watch at Skolten South Terminal; Braemar at Festningskaien and Balmoral at Bontelabo Terminal as the ships' flags went up and the festivities began.
- The Fred. Olsen Company has a proud Norwegian heritage and is now in its fifth generation. In 1848 the three Olsen brothers Fredrik Christian, Petter and Andreas bought their first ships and began an international shipping company.
Black Watch and Balmoral follow Boudicca
Braemar makes her way in
View from Boudicca over to Balmoral.
And all are safely gathered in with Black Watch coming alongside Boudicca
Dream Team: Keith Toy of Viktor TV and Wayan of Ocean Images who took the aerial shots while I enjoyed the view! And not forgetting Hilde our wonderful Penelope Pitstop 'copter pilot Thanks, Guys
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