Photos by killoch: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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beautiful photo, yhe best congratulations
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You are welcome to use this photo, but only to assist your search for work. cheers scally.
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Scally
Some orders were 'knock-down' i.e. assembled with bolts first time, taken apart and re-assembled at destination with rivets. Not just the dredgers others were done like this from Inglis, Denny's, Yarrow's and Seath's yards to name a few. Alley & McLellan built up to 500 vessels as knock downs in their works at Jessie Street in Polmadie. Two of the last ships supplied by that means were Maid of the Loch (1953 from Ingls) as she was too large to go up the Leven as previous Loch Lomond stesmers had done, and the large Yarrow-built lake steamer 'Victoria' for shipment to Kenya. Pictures of her building at Yarrows and at Lake Victoria are at the following website Yarrow supervisers went out with the shipped parts and used local labour and rudimentary craneage to re-assemble her. Some other Clyde-built knockdown vessels also on this link
http://www.mccrow.org.uk/EastAfrica/EastAfricanRailways/MarineDivision/EARLakes.htm
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Panoramio says it is near Anwoth, is that where Strathclyde Uni is??
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Real?????
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What a wonderful thundery landscape!
Greetings,
Anita
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A very clear and beautiful image. The spirit of Whitby is captured in this.
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Hello from Montreal,
I think the cross is misplaced. It's on the top of the Mount-Royal, at 45°30'30.72"N, 73°35'22.77"O.
Great picture...
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Isn't the Olympic stadium in Montreal?
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Excellent shot of the Ben. I like the foreground on this. :)
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