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Disused mechanism to open the swing bridge between Greenland and Russia dock on the Surrey dock system. This was worked by high pressure water.worked by
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Pretty old picture, actually.
One of these days when I have time, there's going to be a massive upload dumpage of lomo/film photos.
This was while I was at the Holiday Bowl game in San Diego. We were on a walk down the beach and this dock caught my eye. I really like how you can see the reflection on the beach. It's one of my favorites.
The Florida Sea Grant Team in the Gainesville Office took a field trip to the sponge docks at Tarpon Springs. They took out a tour boat along the river to learn about the historical diving practices and toured the Acme Sponge factory, where Jim Cantonis, a member of Florida Sea Grant's advisory board, explained how the sponges are processed before they head to retail outlets.
Workaround: Launch Activity Monitor and force quit the Dock and it will reset to its proper position.
Brocklebank tugboat/museum ship making her way into Canning Half-tide Dock to her berth outside the Merseyside Maritime Museum in Liverpool.
(Black and white versions)
Quote -
"One of five motor tugs built y W. J. Yarwood & Sons Ltd, Northwich, between 1962 and 1965 for Alexandra Towing Co. Ltd, Liverpool, BROCKLEBANK was launched in 1964 and completed in February 1965. She was mainly used for ship handling at Liverpool, but had occasional duties at Heysham, Larne and Barrow. In 1989, she was purchased by Merseyside Maritime Museum and manned by experienced mariners on behalf of the Friends of the National Museums Liverpool. Normally berthed in the Albert Dock next to the maritime museum, she also attends maritime festivals around the coast of the United Kingdom."
End of quote.
Source: www.nationalhistoricships.org.uk/register/629/brocklebank
Brocklebank Preservation Society
Bollard Pull: 16.5 tons (design) - 21 tons
IMO: 6420408
Vessel Type Other - Tug
Vessel Type - Detailed: Museum Ship
MMSI: 232003317
Call Sign: GQGE
Flag: United Kingdom
Gross Tonnage: 172
Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 28.35m x 8.26m
Year Built: 1965
Shipyard: Yarwood, W J & Sons Ltd, Northwich, England
Yard Number: 945
Main Engine: x1 1200(design). 1350bhp Crossley HGN8 turbocharged 8 cylinder 2 stroke - Crossley Bros. Ltd., Manchester @ 420rpm
x1 fixed pitch propeller
Docks - Cité de la mode et du design
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Terrasse végétalisée par le paysagiste Michel Desvignes