A ship with no heart

Published: 03:11PM Sep 15th, 2011
By: Web Editor

I READ the article on the restoration of the Nomadic (OG 259) with interest.

Being a resident of Northern Ireland, I was looking forward to seeing it restored, particularly the engine room, where my interest lies. I knew there was nothing left of the engines, but I thought there might be a replica, as has been achieved with SS Great Britain.

I must disagree with the plan to turn it into a classroom. Surely something could be done to recreate the, in my mind, heart of any ship?

Brian Torrens,
Lisburn, Co. Antrim.

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