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Images tagged "Scarr"

Lys in Doncaster Lock en-route to Rotherham.
The motor barge Leeds Magnetic.
Misterton on the River Trent.
Two berthed, very smart motor barges.
James Jones in Fall Ing Lock.
Sobriety under repair at Camplings.
The Sheffield size barge Mimo.
The Sheffield size barge Mimo.
The Sheffield size barge Mimo.
Sequana on the Knottingley to Goole Canal.
The Lincoln size barge Misterton.
The moored motor barge LYS.
Hope at Sprotbrough.
The Lincoln size motor barge Misterton.
The Lincoln size motor barge Misterton.
Four motor barges being loaded with timber.
Misterton and Ethel on the River Ouse.
Misterton and Ethel on the River Ouse.
Misterton and Ethel on the River Ouse.
Hiddekel at Rawson Wharf, Wakefield.
The moored, unladen barge LYS.
Goole registered barge James Jones.
Goole registered barge James Jones.
Goole registered barge James Jones.
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