Purton Hulks, near Sharpness, Gloucestershire
The remains of one of the Purton Hulks. The old boats were deliberately sunk in 1950s to protect the banks of the Sharpness and Gloucester Canal at Purton, near Sharpness Docks. It is the largest ship graveyard in mainland Britain. They include Severn Trows and wooden colliers. First published The Sunday Times
Picture No
12547712
Media ID
47662761
Size
5427px x 3625px
(7.5MB)
Credit
© Philip Dunn / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Photograph by Philip Dunn
Date
1988
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