W.D.CLYDE outwards past South Gare on a foggy day. Sorry no date on photo.


Built as: W.D.CLYDE
Yard: Van der Werf, Deest
Year: 1962
Names:
End: 1999
Fate: Broken up at Seaton Sluice
Data courtesy of Miramar

See also: viewtopic.php?f=43&t=8253&p=15158#p15158

and: viewtopic.php?f=43&t=13220&p=27212#p27212

Wonder if it was the same day as mine - 31/05/1997?

Patrick, I think you must have been standing next to me. That guy on the deck has hardly moved.

W.D.CLYDE (5425803), Westminster Dredging Co Ltd., 1078gt, completed Deest 12-1963
BU Seaton Sluice 10.6.99 [Able UK] (per Miramar) but actually demolished circa April 2010.

Off Tees Dock - 2 December 1979:
Twilight views, off Tees Dock - 16 December 1979: Ron

W.D.CLYDE at the old Shell Jetty 08.04.97 and later moving up to Haverton Hill for lay by 10.04.97

Haverton Hill, River Tees - 15 August 1998:
.... and again - 22 August 1998: Ron

Oppps. Seaton Sluice again.... Wrong

Again, a few miles south of Seaton Sluice, used to be called Graythorp, now seems to be known as Seaton Port.

Just checked current PD Ports river map. The Graythorp site is TERRC (Able UK) and the approach is still designated as Seaton Channel. I'll try to get Rodger at Miramar to correct his details, although they would be provided by SeaWeb (Equasis, LR, etc.).

Ron