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RSV Nuyina near Hobart with tugs and small craft in the foreground
Photo: Richard Jupe / AAD

RSV Nuyina arrival day gallery

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RSV Nuyina arrives
RSV Nuyina arriving in Hobart
RSV Nuyina arriving in Hobart, 9:22 am

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Crew getting off the RSV Nuyina in port
Crew working on ropes on RSV Nuyina
Tying the ropes from the Nuyina to the wharf
Close up of Nuyina’s name written on the hull
Crew member looking out from the RSV Nuyina, near where ropes are tied to the ship
Close-up of Nuyina’s hull with ropes coming out
RSV Nuyina being tied up at the wharf
RSV Nuyina docked
RSV Nuyina at the wharf, seen behind the yachts
RSV Nuyina with a tug in front, near the wharf
RSV Nuyina at the wharf with people looking through fence
RSV Nuyina docked
RSV Nuyina being pulled by tug
RSV Nuyina at the wharf, with small boat in front
Crew member holding rope and looking out from the Nuyina
Looking at Hobart from the Nuyina
Crew with mooring ropes on the Nuyina
View from the RSV Nuyina, docked
RSV Nuyina approaching
Nuyina just visible over Mac 2
Nuyina almost at wharf
Nuyina close to wharf
People taking photos of the RSV Nuyina (out-of-frame)
Statue in foreground; RSV Nuyina in background
Statue and person in the foreground, framing the RSV Nuyina in the background.
RSV Nuyina in the background framed by sailing ship in the foreground.
Nuyina in the Derwent with small boats nearby
Dramatic scene of clouds over the Derwent with the RSV Nuyina small in the frame
Crew member looking off the deck of the RSV Nuyina
Plastic guide dog on the bridge of the Nuyina looking at Hobart
RSV Nuyina getting close to the wharf
RSV Nuyina close to the wharf with car in the foreground
Nuyina approaching the wharf with car in the foreground
People watching the RSV Nuyina sail up the Derwent in Hobart
Nuyina in the distance with the Wrest Point Casino also visible
Big red ship sailing on river with smaller watercraft sailing alongside
Man with camera holding a child and waving; RSV Nuyina in the background
RSV Nuyina with RSV Investigator in the background
Stern of the RSV Nuyina with the casino visible in the background
RSV Nuyina with tug
RSV Nuyina with tug
RSV Nuyina in the River Derwent
Nuyina in the fog
Man wearing yellow and black Antarctic issue jacket standing on deck of a ship peering through binoculars
Pilot coming on board the RSV Nuyina
Cliffs and dramatic sky, with Nuyina small in the background
RSV Nuyina in the Derwent near Hobart
Red ship sailing on river on cloudy on overcast day
Woman with a dog on the beach; the RSV Nuyina is in the background
Woman with dog on the beach; RSV Nuyina in the background
Waves breaking on rocks in the foreground; RSV Nuyina in the background
Three people giving the thumbs-up to the camera, with the RSV Nuyina in the background.
Silhouette of man standing in front of ship window looking out to a rock with a beacon on it and waves breaking around it.
RSV Nuyina passing Iron Pot
RSV Nuyina about to pass Iron Pot
Distant view of the Nuyina in the Derwent with trees and bushes in the foreground
RSV Nuyina in the fog
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