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Fireworks barge being strategically placed
Steveston Harbour , BC Canada
Steveston is a charming fishing village that is situated in Richmond BC, on the Mighty Fraser River
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Definitely one of British Columbia's best kept secrets.
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La barge hudsonienne est un grand limicole, possédant un long bec légèrement recourbé vers le haut et orné d’une extrémité foncée, avec la base rougeâtre. Il a aussi de longues pattes noirâtres.
L’adulte en été est d’une couleur rousse intense, s’étendant de la poitrine au ventre. La poitrine et les flancs sont densément rayés, alors que l’abdomen est plus finement barré. Les côtés du cou et de la tête sont gris pâle avec des rayures foncées denses, contrastant avec la poitrine rousse. La queue est noire avec une large bande blanche à la base.
L’adulte en hiver a les parties supérieures, la tête, le cou et la poitrine unis gris ardoise, et un sourcil court et clair. Les ailes portent des rayures foncées et une bande blanche plus étroite que chez la barge à queue noire, très distincte en vol.
A barge being pushed along the Elbe River.
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Le canal de la Martinière a été inauguré en 1892. S’étirant sur 15 km, il fut creusé pour remédier aux difficultés d’accès au port de Nantes depuis l’estuaire de la Loire. Aujourd’hui, il sert d’équipement de régulation hydraulique et s’y croisent promeneurs, pêcheurs, amateurs de loisirs nautiques et observateurs de la faune.
An image taken even later as the sun rises at Hillarys boat harbour. Note, even more colour and the moon has almost set in this image. Picture is taken across the marina where the new moorings are to be.
Taken in Hillock Wood, Buckinghamshire, I loved the way this tree seems to be barging its way through the conifers!
This is my only picture of a barge - if you look close enough...
I suppose it's not really a picture of a barge after all.
Downings Roads Moorings, London. The houseboats are interconnected with garden barges but the final one nearest the ramp to dry land seems to be where the residents park their bikes.
I understand that this is one of a number of Ferrous Concrete Barges (FCB's) used for transporting and storing fuel in WW2. After the war, this one was anchored at Barling Hall and was used at one stage, to process shellfish.
Essex Barling Hall Creek.
MV Syntan, an ex-working barge previously operated by Richard Hodgson’s Tannery to carry hides and other tanning materials from Hull docks to the Beverley Beck, and then by road to the Tannery which was situated in Flemingate.
Syntan now acts as a museum, heritage centre and community resource for meetings, parties and so on. Seen on the Humber during The Queen Platinum Jubllee Celebrations .
A barge guided by a somewhat hidden tug boat (white cabin on left) is moving into the locks. In actuality the barge was so long it was split into two sections - this the second half.
Once into the lock the barge will be lifted by the water and then exit at other end.
These barges contained coal ashes - and ironically the plant behind the barge is a coal burning power plant.