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CUNARD'S THREE QUEENS SAIL IN HISTORIC FORMATION FROM SOUTHAMPTON LED BY FLAGSHIP QM2, TO INAUGURATE CUNARD'S 175TH ANNIVERSARY.

CUNARD’S THREE QUEENS SAIL IN HISTORIC FORMATION FROM SOUTHAMPTON LED BY FLAGSHIP QUEEN MARY 2

 TO INAUGURATE CUNARD’S 175TH ANNIVERSARY

Flagship Queen Mary 2 led Cunard’s three Queens out of Southampton in daylight yesterday (May 3, 2015) for the first time ever, to mark the start of Cunard’s 175th anniversary celebrations in the UK.
The ships arrived in Southampton earlier in the day from their three month world cruises before setting off on their northern summer season of transatlantic crossings, Mediterranean fly-cruises, Scandinavian and southern European sailings.   The attached picture shows spectators watching as Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth sail in special formation off Calshot as they depart for New York, St Peter Port (Guernsey) and Hamburg respectively.

Spectators watch as Cunards three Queens depart Southampton marking 175 years May 3 2015 Credit Cunard - James Morgan

More images are available here:

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/pkz5fj8stre1v47/AABY7y1XNURep2BIQGSc6Ssda?dl=0

Please note the mandatory credit for all images  - by James Morgan/

Information supplied by: Cunard Line.

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