Interresting photo!
As an old "Deckhand" in the merchant navy, I see right away that we here have a rather old vessel (a veteran?) because she was built with rivets holding the steel-plates together, a technic that was abandoned in the 1920-1930 when welding was implemented in shipsbuilding.
Thanks to hys for his ever so enthusiastic voting of *Likes* to my images.
I really appreciate that you take the time to view my photos. This "gang" of workers in the picture, are the local "Jack of all Trades" - keeping the wooden docks tidy and in good mainternance and keeping an eye on everything. This is the Museum-harbour where all the old wooden boats are tied up.
Thanks again, hys!
:o)
Thank you very much Robert / akemi-n, for viewing this image and also for the well appreciated 'Like' to it.
Best regards,
Walter
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I appreciate your comments.
Robert