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RICHARD HART

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Photographer:
Phil English [ View profile ]
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Aug 19, 2009
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Approaching London Bridge 19/9/09
Ex: 1949 WILLIAM GEORGE, 1975 RICHARD HART
65 GRT
Machinery: 1 scr, diesel, 365bhp
re-engined 1981 diesel Cummins type KT-1150M, 365bhp (replaced 2006 to 450bhp)

WILLIAM GEORGE
1949: Built by "Smith & Donovan Ltd" at Poplar (GBR)
1949: delivered to "W.G. Marriott & Sons Ltd" at Erith (GBR)
1975: To "Atlas Transport & Shipping Co" at London (GBR), renamed RICHARD HART
1981: re-engined diesel Cummins type KT-1150M, 365bhp (replaced temporarely by the 'VISTA', ex 'GENERAL IX')
198x: To "Salvesen Diving (UK) Ltd" at Liverpool (GBR)
1989: To "Medway Port Services" (John Spencer) at Rochester (GBR)
1991: To "GPS - General Port Services" at Rochester (GBR)
1993: To "GPS Plant Ltd" at Rochester (GBR)
2005: spotted out of the water in the boatyard at Otterham Quay (GBR)
2006: Back in service for "GPS"
2006: Extra 2 rudders fitted
(Details thanks to 'Karbine')

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Cracking shot Phil. Its quite rare to see them driving from 'up top'. I photographed it myself but nowhere near as clear as this. Its a pitty shes getting knocked about with no tyre between the barge and the tug to act as a fender when other boats go past and send in a bit of a swell.

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Glad you like the shot Ben. I must admit that I've never seen a tug being 'driven' like this, in fact I was wondering how :-)

Cheers
Phil

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