The boat with the hole in it…

The boat with the hole in it – Richard Broom Photography

The Boat on the Slip

The Boat on the Slip – Richard Broom Photography

The Boat on the Slip

The Boat on the Slip – Richard Broom Photography

The Happy Crewman

The Happy Crewman – Richard Broom Photography

The Nimrod Returns

The Nimrod Returns – Richard Broom Photography

The Crane Operator

Cranes, these days, controlled from a radio-control box. Clever stuff!

The Crane Operator – Richard Broom Photography

The Slip

Please see last post

The Slip – Richard Broom Photography

The Shed on Legs and Wheels

Doesn’t everyone want a mobile shed? This shed is high above the slipway (next post) at MacDuff Harbour and it is where the chap who controls the winches stands when the pull a boat up the slipway.

Please see the next post

The Shed on Legs and Wheels – Richard Broom Photography

The Courage (1)

The Courage (1) – Richard Broom Photography

The Bulbous Forefoot

The Bulbous Forefoot or, Bulbous Bow, greatly increases fuel efficiency and the fins help with stability. More about this technology (an American invention) here. The ‘snoot’ shown below belongs to a trawler but most ships are built with bulbous bows these days.

The Bulbous Forefoot – Richard Broom Photography

The Stairway

The Stairway – Richard Broom Photography

The Eternal Light

The Eternal Light – Richard Broom Photography

The Slip

The Slip – Richard Broom Photography

The Prop

The Prop – Richard Broom Photography

The Trawler

The Trawler – Richard Broom Photography

And in mono…

The Trawler (mono) – Richard Broom Photography

The Boat on the Slip (4)

The Boat on the Slip (4) – Richard Broom Photography

The Boat on the Slip (3)

The Boat on the Slip (3) – Richard Broom Photography

The Boat on the Slip (2)

Another boat on the slip at MacDuff Harbour.

The Boat on the Slip (2) at MacDuff Harbour – Richard Broom Photography

The Lilly Oak on the slip…

The fishing vessel Lilly Oak sits on her cradle on the slip at MacDuff Harbour, Scotland. The slip is a long sloping concrete ramp (image coming soon) used to haul boats out of the water for repair and repainting. The cradle that supports the ships runs on railway lines on the slip.

See a larger version of this image here.

The Lilly Oak on the slip – Richard Broom Photography
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