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BVT have switched production of two out of three Offshore Patrol Vessels for Trinidad and Tobago from Portsmouth to the Clyde. This is three hull blocks for the order that have been moved on the BVT barge from Govan to Scotstoun for assembly.
Delivery truck unloading watermelons at a family-owned road side stand - Phetchaburi Province, Thailand
If it wasn't the love for ships that I have I probably would have photographed seagulls or geese. This ship is unloading at the oil lubricating plant in Mississauga Ontario on Lake Ontario.
Motor placed over front floor area this way around nothing touches the connections, and saves space on the boot area.I leave the lifter connected, ready to use straight away when I need to unload it. This Scooter lives in the car for ready use when needed. There is enough room in the back of the Daewoo to hold Two of these scooters. Still leaving room for luggage. The padded shopping bags can be placed on top of the scooter parts, to travel home. This scooter was supplied with the larger battery pack which weighs 16.5 kg. I obtained the smaller size battery pack with 12 Amp/hr Batteries, weighing 10.02 kg, which have been quite sufficient for normal shopping trips using the car as a base to return to, to unload the shopping. The earlier photos of the scooter show the larger battery pack, which is a bit of over kill as this is not a scooter you would ride into town on solid tires make the joins in the concrete paths very uncomfortable to travel over. In hot weather you need to be travelling more than 6-8 kl/hr. when riding into town otherwise you feel the heat coming up from the paths and roads. Even travelling at 9.68 kl/hr. on the Celebrity X the road heat is noticeable, but bearable. On a hot day the Auriga is the way to go into town as it can sit on 12.4 kl/hr. on the long stretches of bike track, even with a full load of shopping on board. At this speed the heat from the roads and paths is barely noticeable.