Originally to have gone in on the 9th she had been delayed because of a large rock jammed in the dry dock gate.
I got her at the Garvel Bend. This is my original black and white shot coloured for me by Nicolas Nogueira.
Return home
Picture Added: Return home
Posted by Paul Strathdee on 14-12-2025 09:50
On December 11th 1965 QUEEN ELIZABETH left the Tail of the Bank where she had been anchored for 6 days to enter the Firth of Clyde drydock for her 3 month refit.
Originally to have gone in on the 9th she had been delayed because of a large rock jammed in the dry dock gate.
I got her at the Garvel Bend. This is my original black and white shot coloured for me by Nicolas Nogueira.
Originally to have gone in on the 9th she had been delayed because of a large rock jammed in the dry dock gate.
I got her at the Garvel Bend. This is my original black and white shot coloured for me by Nicolas Nogueira.
Re: Re: Return home
Posted by Bruce Biddulph on 14-12-2025 11:40
Excellent photo to cap your contributions today Paul....a lot of memories stirred!
You may have noticed a glitch or two earlier, it wasn't you, don't worry, it was me creating a new module to show-case contributors' photos, like your own, whilst leaving the other module free to handle my vessel curation and not knock your photos of the bridge! :-)
You may have noticed a glitch or two earlier, it wasn't you, don't worry, it was me creating a new module to show-case contributors' photos, like your own, whilst leaving the other module free to handle my vessel curation and not knock your photos of the bridge! :-)