Various sailing vessels at Gloucester Docks. 8th September 2004.

Replica of the submarine "Drebbel" at thr National Maritime Museum, Falmouth. 12th August 2008.

The three masted barque "Earl of Pembroke" which dates from about 1790. Charlestown Harbour 30th August 2005.

"Earl of Pembroke" at Sharpness on 29th October 2007.

SS "Freshspring" at Monk Meadow dock, Gloucester. 1992.

Brunel's liner "Great Britain" preserved at Bristol.

The "Great Britain" seen on 24th July 2008.

Beneath the Great Britain, looking towards the propeller.

HMS "Warrior" at Portsmouth on 6th March 2007.

Stern view of the HMS "Warrior", Portsmouth, 6th March 2007.

The three masted barque "Kaskelot" which dates from about 1890. Charlestown Harbour 30th August 2005.

"Kaskelot" and "Earl of Pembroke" at Gloucester Docks on a filming contract.

Replica of the "Matthew", the ship in which John Cabot sailed to Newfoundland in 1497. Bristol, 10th September 2009.

Replica of the "Resurgam" at Woodside, Birkenhead. "Resurgam" was the first successful engine-powered submarine, lost off North Wales in 1880. The wreck lay undisturbed and intact until sometime in the 1990s when it is thought to have been struck by a large ship.

The "Ruth" entering Sharpness Docks on 29th October 2007.