You can see in my gall TRIDENT EPIC and IBN ZUHR at Genoa in 80s.For lovers
GP

I think a few of these visited Vancouver, will check with Rick and see if there are better shots.

Certainly Bob KUWAIT CLASS and CARDIFF CLASS.very nice series almost disappeared
GP

By today's standards a very odd vessel: Korean-built ship with a British-built engine. It was a six-cylinder, two-stroke Burmeister & Wain type 6K74EF developing 12,500 bhp at 124 rpm and was built by Harland & Wolff, Belfast. The South Korean shipbuilding industry we know today was was in its infancy then and had hadn't learned how to build marine diesels. The Kuwait Class ships were built jointly by Hyundai and Upper Clyde Shipbuilders.

A nice KYUWAIT CLASS unfortunately not in life....
GP

Unfortunately around this time we both had a damaged lens , which ment we were swapping less than perfect slides !

Rick spent much more time at this stanly park lookout, but some of these vessels are old friends! mrdot.