A couple more shots of the FIERY CROSS taken by Albert Weller but, in each case, with a vessel in the background.
The first shows what I presume to be a Dutch dredger with a fairly long name:
The second a typical German/Dutch coaster of the period:
Unidentified vessels behind the FIERY CROSS
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Unidentified vessels behind the FIERY CROSS
by teesships » Wed Nov 07, 2012 1:33 pm
For details and other photos of FIERY CROSS see: viewtopic.php?f=141&t=1436
A couple more shots of the FIERY CROSS taken by Albert Weller but, in each case, with a vessel in the background.
The first shows what I presume to be a Dutch dredger with a fairly long name:
The second a typical German/Dutch coaster of the period: An enlargement suggests she has a double name possibly beginning with K! I can think of several possibles with that combination, but can anyone actually identify her? Ron
A couple more shots of the FIERY CROSS taken by Albert Weller but, in each case, with a vessel in the background.
The first shows what I presume to be a Dutch dredger with a fairly long name:
The second a typical German/Dutch coaster of the period: An enlargement suggests she has a double name possibly beginning with K! I can think of several possibles with that combination, but can anyone actually identify her? Ron
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