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Some Info related to this kind of ships:

http://www.coltoncompa...yards/levingston.htm
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I've seem that tree before.
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I love this picture. It reminds me of something.......
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I forgot to add the pictures of the yard:

http://www.navsource.o...chives/12/011264.htm
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People: I found that link with usefull information and 'early' pictures of the yard.
The fact about Wood made tugs is not really true. Argentinian Navy still has a few of these tugs in servcice today (In active service I mean) and they are diesel-powered and Steel made:

http://www.histarmar.c...ArmadaHoy/Sobral.htm

Hope this clarify things ;)
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awsome color and detail! This is another fine set of shots. Thanks!
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Motts,you should have had the standing water lay down in the bunks. :~)
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I stumbled across your site while searching for maggies on google as i live quite near to the place. Your Sites spot on mate!
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ewwww......looks like saliva
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bye bye boys....have fun storming the castle
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welcome to heavy depression
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is this the line to get into see Cheap Trick?
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strange find but interesting
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ewwwww that smell, cant you smell that smell
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looks like one of the scenes from Hellraiser