At Blyth on 29 June 1971.

She has lost her derricks which suggests she is on CEGB work, she was used as experiment to load coal in the early 1960s which lead to CHELWOOD, DALEWOOD, PULBROUGH, ROGATE, CORCHESTER, HUDSON LIGHT and later DUNVEGEN HEAD and DUNCANSBY HEAD built for the north east coal trade. She's laid over at the old grain berth and looks like one of Cory's S class at the 37 jetty
Graham

Passing under Jacques Cartier Bridge - Montreal.
Photo from TEESSHIPS archives, origin unknown, but contributed by Ron Hetherington: Ron