In this episode of The Alternative Travelogues, we visit a derelict boat which once hosted royals and music legends. Oh, and it had a fish and chip shop on board.
There use to be one in Middlesbrough which you could see from the Transporter Bridge coming over from Port Clarence.But as the Transporter itself is now a decaying heap of rust I don't know if the ferry is still there.I think that it had been a night club for a while and might be the one that was at Gateshead for a while called the Tuxedo Princess?
Youre correct it was a floating night club moored in Newcastle it was a popular Saturday night venue it has a twin sister the tuxedo royale dont know what happened to that one
Bit of a sad waste isn't it? Surely it'd be better to sell it off for scrap than to leave it partially submerged until the end of time. Especially if no one wants to repair it.
Can't believe this doesn't have more views. Really well made!!
That's very kind, thank you!
Excellent video.
i use to go on this as a kid in the 80s scouse and proud
everything's decaying all along the thames including the people.
you think with the 800 million paul mcartny got he would get this removed and brought back from the dead
honestly I said exactly the same thing to my Mrs but I said 7 mill but give or take a million he should ffs
@@jackturner9009 mcartney worth 800 milion wots 10 million to revive this to him hes a coffin doger now cant take it with him
@@tanglewood777 your spot on pal i thought he was worth 700 mill so like you say 10 mill pocket change to him
There use to be one in Middlesbrough which you could see from the Transporter Bridge coming over from Port Clarence.But as the Transporter itself is now a decaying heap of rust I don't know if the ferry is still there.I think that it had been a night club for a while and might be the one that was at Gateshead for a while called the Tuxedo Princess?
Youre correct it was a floating night club moored in Newcastle it was a popular Saturday night venue it has a twin sister the tuxedo royale dont know what happened to that one
Bit of a sad waste isn't it? Surely it'd be better to sell it off for scrap than to leave it partially submerged until the end of time. Especially if no one wants to repair it.
I worked at Tate and Lyle almost oppisite this boat and slowly watched it decay. Very sad to this recent video of her in such a bad way.
time to scrap this heap of rust