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In a Forgotten Corner
Sits amongst others the MSC Pelican.
A motorised, single screw steel tug/maintenance boat, fitted with a crane. She was built for the Manchester Ship Canal Company. Launched in 1956 and contnued in service with the Canal Company until 1981.
Here she sits moored at The NWM Ellesmere Port, Cheshire.
A motorised, single screw steel tug/maintenance boat, fitted with a crane. She was built for the Manchester Ship Canal Company. Launched in 1956 and contnued in service with the Canal Company until 1981.
Here she sits moored at The NWM Ellesmere Port, Cheshire.
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