Maritime Norfolk

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  • Опубликовано: 26 янв 2024
  • Maritime Norfolk is a snapshot of July 1991 with views of the various types of ships that visit the county. From ORSVs to trawlers, from sand dredgers to coasters with a few tugs too.
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    • Maritime Norfolk

Комментарии • 8

  • @martinlawes6928
    @martinlawes6928 4 месяца назад +2

    Chris, another really interesting film, I used to do my ship spotting down at Battery Point Regent Jayne, and your lot ,Harry Brown ,Peterston P&A Campbells The Bratt Boats, Osbourne and Wallace coal boats, Sharpness Pilot cutter Alaska. Glen Avon, we used to call the Glen Avon HMS Bananas Anyway keep up the good work

  • @ninja2kernow
    @ninja2kernow 4 месяца назад +1

    Went into ,Wells next to sea, in 1989 a few times,with soya products.The old man used to HAVE to give the pilot a bottle of whisky every time .Was a lovely spot .Loved the swing around with the bow reaching over people eating there ice cream sat on a bench.Ah nostalgia.

  • @jacksonRoos
    @jacksonRoos 4 месяца назад

    Hello Chris Nice video RH 22 the digger is a old Ruston Bycyrus Modell 22. I guess. Keep making seavids and stay safe and sound.
    Best Regards from abroad Jackson Roos. Engineer assistant.Free lance but most on AP.Möller. Now Retired.

  • @johnnewby8720
    @johnnewby8720 4 месяца назад +1

    Great Vid And A Great Find In The Roof Space Been To GT Yarmouth A Few Times On The Coaster The Tora A Good Run A Shore Back In The Old Days Well By For Now Take Care And Be safe Shipmate A Now Fossdyke The Pub Just Over The Bridge Was Were We Drank When We Wear In Fossdyke And Iv Been To Boston As Well

  • @keithkench9432
    @keithkench9432 4 месяца назад

    Spent many, many happy hours watching ships in and out of GT yarmouth, not so active now sadly. I have to say how much i enjoy your channel, THANK YOU.

  • @brian.7966
    @brian.7966 4 месяца назад +1

    I remember the Wallbrook from my days working for Crescent Shipping, she was then in general cargo. not sure if Crescent owned her then but she was always out and about the South East.

  • @FZ1nbiker
    @FZ1nbiker 3 месяца назад

    MV Wall Brook 244 tons Built 1940 by Henry Scarr Ltd, Hessle.
    126.5 x 25.1 x 8.2. 4 cyl diesel engine built by Sulzer Ltd.
    Owned by Silver Lighterage Co;/ river lighterage co Ltd and managed by Stephenson Clarke Ltd.