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Another image from a couple of days ago.
It's been suggested that this is a female Golden Whistler by fellow fickr photographer Ian Colley - thanks Ian!
About as close as my lens could focus, I spotted this little guy foraging among the bushes - hope you like it!!!
It's a big file so check it out LARGE if you like!!
All the best to each of you for a fantastic day and weekend - thanks for any comments, views or favorites!!
A close view of the damage which 'Turbinia' sustained in 1907. She was moored at Wallsend when a ship launched from Stephenson's shipyard crashed into her. The picture shows where the bow of the other ship hit 'Turbinia's side. There was extensive damage to the hull, the guardrails were bent and part of the wheelhouse was destroyed. There was no great damage to her engines, though, and she was fully restored in the same year.
Reference: TWCMS: 2003.433
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