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Inside the flooded hull of an abandoned wooden hulled spritsail barge in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A close view of the transom of an abandoned wooden hulled spritsail barge in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
The remains of abandoned wooden barges and lighters partially buried at the head of Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A jumble of abandoned wooden hulled barges or lighters close to the shore in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A port bow view of an abandoned wooden hulled lighter afloat close to the shore in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
Pieces of abandoned wooden hulled spritsail barges in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A close view of the stern of an abandoned wooden hulled barge in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
The remains of abandoned wooden barges and lighters in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A close view of the port bow of an abandoned wooden hulled spritsail barge in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
The remains of abandoned wooden barges and lighters partially buried at the head of Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A close view of part of the side planking of a wooden hulled vessel abandoned in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. She has the number 2752 carved into the bulwark. (Colour transparency)
The remains of abandoned wooden hulled spritsail barges in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A stern view of the abandoned hulk of the spritsail barge Flower of Essex (1890) on the River Medway foreshore at Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A stern view of the abandoned hulk of the spritsail barge Squawk (1914) on the River Medway foreshore at Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A stern view of the abandoned hulk of the spritsail barge Squawk (1914) on the River Medway foreshore at Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A close view of the transom of the abandoned hulk of the spritsail barge Flower of Essex (1890) on the River Medway foreshore at Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A close view of the transom of the hulk of the wooden built spritsail barge Cecilia (1903), latterly in use as a lighter, in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
Hulks of abandoned wooden hulled spritsail barges and lighters, including the London registered Norseman (1902), in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A stern view of the abandoned house barge Lord Churchill (1888) afloat alongside the hulk of the housebarge Bedford (1906) close to the shore in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A close view of the stern of the abandoned wooden hulled lighter Norseman (1902), in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A stern view of the abandoned hulk of the spritsail barge Squawk (1914) on the River Medway foreshore at Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A close view of the stern of the abandoned hulk of the spritsail barge Flower of Essex (1890) on the River Medway foreshore at Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A very close view of the port side of the transom of the hulk of the wooden built spritsail barge Cecilia (1903), latterly in use as a lighter, in Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)
A close view of the stern of the abandoned hulk of the spritsail barge Flower of Essex (1890) on the River Medway foreshore at Whitewall Creek, Frindsbury, Kent. (Colour transparency)