This might be the best ad I've ever seen - I mean, you go from having no interest to considering signing up in about 10 seconds.
“We think you might be interested in becoming a new specific type of weird little freak” and boy would they not be wrong
the audacity of the british to use a captured cannon as a bollard
Love the pic on their e-learning page, lol. Also what an amazing find, particularly as I am about to write an article on photogrammetry and they have information about that. This is perfect, thank you :D nauticalarchaeologysociety.org/elearning
We're flattered that you like our ad @robmanuel and hope that you sign up for one of our cannon courses soon!
I can’t read this without hearing @jayforeman and @markcooperjones in character for Map Men
honestly, quite interested in the person who would enthusiastically point out a bollard.
Is this the sort of recruitment poster that got you @kejamieson_ ?
I'm gonna need these guys to teach me about cannons.
Similar to cannons used across the south and south west of India during the period when colonial powers held sway. Portuguese forts in Goa have similar weapons.
Is it one of the original cannons or a newer casting that was made when some cannons got damaged and needed replacements
That's some talkative masonry, too.
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