This image is from the MyPE Editor's Flickr Account - offering some topical daily images from a phone smarter than Alan, occasional images from a DSLR and scanned images of Port Elizabeth as he wanders around the Bay pretending to know a lot and sometimes succeeding in making a complete hash of it! Submarine SAS Modjadji Image by awstraton Submarine SAS Modjadji enters the Port of Port Elizabeth. The SA Navy are very excited to be in Port Elizabeth for Armed Forces Day 2016. The Armed … [Read more...] about Submarine SAS Modjadji – Editors Pic
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Hot larvae: Calculating dispersal from unique submarine hot spring ecosystems – Featured Blog
Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Hot larvae: Calculating dispersal from unique submarine hot spring ecosystems by Sardine Run Port Elizabeth: Larval dispersal from hydrothermal vent fields have been quantified in order to understand and protect the creatures found there, report investigators. Marine Biology News — ScienceDaily Click here to visit Expert Tours. Read more here: Sardine Run Port Elizabeth Orcas vs Dolphins by Sardine Run Port Elizabeth: A … [Read more...] about Hot larvae: Calculating dispersal from unique submarine hot spring ecosystems – Featured Blog
Did PE Get Any Action in the Second World War?
Dotted along the coastline of Port Elizabeth, Algoa Bay are a number of structures that were built for observers during the Second World War. Day after day and night after night people would man these observation posts on the lookout for the enemy. Being so far away from the theatre of the war, modern man would expect that the 'action' on the Southern tip of Africa would be negligible at least. But modern man forgets that the Suez Canal presented a high risk for freighters and other craft … [Read more...] about Did PE Get Any Action in the Second World War?
