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Our thanks go to Paul Hurst for supplying these wonderful images.

These are various ships, both working and abandoned, that were once-upon-a-time all moored along the River Hull from Drypool Bridge to the mouth of the river that meets the Humber.

Grampian Quest Moored On The River Hull Along With An Assortment Of Barges
Grampian Quest Moored Alongside Barge Bonby To The Right Three Rix Fuel Barges
Goldcrest Douglas On The River Hull Near Drypool Bridge
Coquet Mouth A Dredger Often Seen Taking The Silt Out Of The River Hull Basin
Barges Moored On The River Hull At Myton Bridge And The Tidal Barrier In The Background And Sammys Point Clearly Seen Before The Deep Was Built
Aquinis Ba500 Balantrae In North End Drydock On The River Hull
Another View Of Grampian Quest Looking Towards Drypool Bridge
A Closer View Of Grampian Quest And Bonby
River Hull At Tide Looking Towards Drypool Bridge
Moored Barges And The Deep Under Construction In The Background
Humber Pride Fuel Barge And The Fully Laden Barge Marnham
Humber Fueller Another Rix Fuel Barge And The Tug Primrose Operated By J Dean Out Of King George Dock
Humber Energy One Of A Fleet Of Fuel Barges Owned By The Rix Fuel Company
Humber Energy And Humber Princes Rix Fuel Barges Moored On The River Hull
Hull Tug Lashette Escorting A Floating Crane Into The River Humber Sammys Point To The Right Before The Deep Was Constructed
Grampian Quest Moored On The River Hull And The Warehouses Being Converted Into Apartments