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The Yarmouth tug YARE off Gorleston She was sunk after hitting the wreck of the HOPELYN in 1927. (page 100 in Ship-Wrecks off North East Norfolk) |
Tidal Surge 0727hrs 9th November 2007 The South Pier watch Tower is cut off from the shore Image from web cam courtesy Budget Marquees Click on image to access cam. |
St NICHOLAS LIGHT VESSEL (photo 1930) Anchored off Gorleston in position 52º32N 01º48E (approx) |
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Palling lifeboat launching to go to the aid of SS FULGENS 1st August 1915. (wreck No.82 Ship-Wrecks off NE Norfolk) Thanks to Mr. Norman C Burge |
The Norwegian Barque FORNJOT 495grt aground off Lowestoft after breaking her tow on the 5th Sept 1907. She became a total loss. | SS PORTHCAWL of Cardiff. Beached off Yarmouth when her cargo of Esparto grass caught fire on the afternoon of September 14th 1933 |
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Launching the Cromer Lifeboat August 2004 |
MV FREDERICK HUGHES Passing through Sutton Bridge 1968 |
Wilhelm Gustloff German Liner Probably the greatest loss of life at sea |
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| MV MERMAID off CROMER August 2004 |
Scene at Lowestoft late 1800's. The warship is probably HMS ALARM which was the guardship involved in the tradgedy at Wells |
TRITON Seen entering Great Yarmouth April 2005 Originally built as a Trials Ship for the Royal Navy but sold into commercial hands. |
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TARTAN PLATFORM at dawn (James Holt) |
SS.VINA |
Maersk Giant oil rig North Sea 2006 (James Holt) |
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MV BRIT Based in Great Yarmouth she took passengers for sea trips |
SS BRUSSELS Sunk by the Germans in Zeebrugge Harbour during the First World War. Later salved and returned to service |
SS LADY BRUSSELS ex BRUSSELS see image pn left |
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Unknown Paddle Steamer at YARMOUTH possibly late 1800's. The Town Hall is in background |
Motor Vessel YAVARI built in 1862 on Lake Titicaca Click on image to find out more about her amazing history. Photo courtesy of Ken Doran |
BOSTON Lincolnshire. A paddle Steamer on the river. |
