New DAWN (GU11)
Fishing vessel New Dawn heading into St.Peter's Port on the Island of Guernsey on 6 October 2018. She was built in 1998 is 9.93m long and 5.32t.
FISHING VESSELS, BAN PHE - THAILAND
An assortment of fishing vessels photographed in Ban Phe, Thailand on 21 August 2015.
Ban Phe is about 126 miles South of Bangkok and is Rayong’s major fishing community and offers a wide range of fresh and preserved seafood.
We took a very slow tourist ferry from here to Ko Samet where we spent the day.
The ferry had two decks and initially I sat upstairs but even though the sea was calm the vessel wallowed at the slightest wave, seemed top heavy and about to capsize at any moment.
It didn't and at no time did the crew seems alarmed but I was glad to get back to dry land.
Ban Phe is about 126 miles South of Bangkok and is Rayong’s major fishing community and offers a wide range of fresh and preserved seafood.
We took a very slow tourist ferry from here to Ko Samet where we spent the day.
The ferry had two decks and initially I sat upstairs but even though the sea was calm the vessel wallowed at the slightest wave, seemed top heavy and about to capsize at any moment.
It didn't and at no time did the crew seems alarmed but I was glad to get back to dry land.
MAYFLY (LI 111) |
FISHING VILLAGE, BANG PU - THAILAND |
Littlehampton registered fishing vessel Mayfly photographed in Portsmouth on 27 October 2015.
She was built in 1985 and is 12.9m long with a GT ofn 16.1 and is powered by a 127kW engine. |
Fishing village near Bang Pu, Thailand photographed on 27 July 2016.
We stopped briefly here before visiting the nearby Phraya Nakhon cave. |
FISHING VESSELS - KOH LARN
Fishing vessels photographed from the pier at Koh Larn on 22 August 2014.
I took the pictures about mid-morning just after we had arrived on the ferry from Pattaya. The beach in the background is where I went snorkeling with my daughter, visibility was not great but we did see some fish around a few rocks on the seabed. |