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Spent the day in Liverpool yesterday, which was awesome =] I love going to liverpool, theres lots to do, lots to look at, lots to take pictures of [lots to eat ;)]. This was taken on one of the docks, not sure which...
Its slightly blurry, beacause i was running around like a mad person taking pictures of practiclly everything and didnt realise my lens had water on it. So this is the least blurry shot...
Some chap has figured out that the Motorola Dock has a magnet in it which activates 'dock mode' on the Motorla Droid / Milestone Android devices, and guess what? it works!
This vintage framed etching depicts a scene on a wharf with a large ship docked at the back, possibly a fishing vessel as this piece was found in Monterey County.
Ephraim, Door County, Wisconsin
Anderson Dock, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Anderson Dock is a working dock, with seasonal and transient slips available for rent, and is best known for the graffiti-covered dock warehouse.
The original warehouse was destroyed by storm, the second by fire. Third time seems to be the charm, and that is the warehouse that still stands today. The warehouse and dock continued to be the hub of Ephraim’s well-being until roads replaced shipping, and the buildings began to deteriorate. In 1951, the Anderson family sold the dock and warehouse to the village of Ephraim.
As the sign posted to the old dock warehouse states, boaters and visitors are encouraged to continue with the tradition of “signing” the warehouse walls with the boat name and the year(s) they docked there. Of course, they do ask that all graffiti be appropriate, yet they encourage you to be creative but tasteful.
- DoorCountyTravelersJournal.com
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Yatch hauled on its winter dock
ink and watercolor sketch
Sotogrande Spain
Done for the USK Challenge Feb 19-25
Felixstowe docks, Suffolk. 04/10/21
The Ever Glory berthed at berths 8&9 for the largest container ships.
Shoalbuster Barney heading seaward to the left.
Cropped this one too. (auto contrast/color)
This was my 1st picture on my Digital Camara. I've always loved this dock...
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This dock is the oldest dry dock in service in Europe. It was hand dug by thousands of workers and was commissioned in 1822.
This dock was used to repair and maintain the ships. Before a ship could enter the dock it had to fill up with water. The ship sailed in and the dock was closed with a big steel door, the ship door. By means of the white posts for the dock, the aligning piles, the dock- master could see if the ship was in the correct position. If so, the water from the dock was being evacuated using a steam engine. The repair work could begin.
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Late 14c / early 15c font - the bowl panels appear to show seated under canopies, liturgically vested figures of priests, deacons, bishops and doctors of the church. Underneath are praying angels, evangelist symbols and leaf decoration.
On the stem under carved canopies are mainly female saints - St Catherine with her wheel and sword, St Apollonia with her pincers, and, curiously, 3 seated figures holding babies. Possibly BVM & Christ Child, St Anne holding the infant Virgin & St Elizabeth with the infant John the Baptist. The corners have the remains of crouching lions (?) sadly their heads have been hacked off. - Church of St Mary the Virgin, Docking Norfolk
Marina, Humber Dock Street and Humber Street Kingston upon Hull 12 July 2018 colourful with few people on the day