timber vessel

One of the last all timber vessels of this size built in Australia.

As owners of timber vessels are well aware, maintenance can be very labour intensive.

The timber vessels had been sailing to 1'Orient, where several ships were building.

These massively constructed timber vessels represented the ultimate development of the Scottish herring lugger.

During the winter months, the villagers make timber vessels, spin linen, hemp and wool, and embroider handkerchiefs.

Christine Ann is a classic trawler style twelve metre (40 feet) custom designed timber vessel, purpose built as a charter boat and side net hauler.

Once it detects a timber vessel it will be able to photograph the intruder or pass the information through secure military links to other aircraft or ships in the area.

A full non-intrusive survey was undertaken on the remains of a submerged timber vessel located in the vicinity of Quinnsborough, on the northern side of the River Boyne.

Cruises are aboard a fully ELECTRIC powered timber vessel RUBEENA for quietness, relaxation and enjoyment.

Finally, on 11 July, a smaller timber vessel was also taken, after which the Mifflin passed, without any interference from the Royal Navy, through St. George's Channel into the Atlantic once more.

The three timber vessels they cut out at the same time turn out more valuable than had initially been expected because their cargo turned out to be timber of different scantlings for first and second rates.

In recognition of Cartela's distinction of being one of the very few timber vessels in the world, that have remained in continuous commercial service, for over 99 years, she will undergo a complete renovation and return to steam power.

This beautifully crafted timber vessel, A Room for London, has panoramic views stretching from Big Ben to St Paul's Cathedral from its upper and lower decks, and all the amenities one might expect from a good hotel room.