norfolk

NORFOLK link here to her as PARINGA plus details;http://www.shipsnostalgia.com/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=385149&nocache=1

Esso Bangor and Santa Rosa - with a glimpse of Santa Paula to the left of the picture

The United States is seen laid up at a pier in Norfolk, Virginia in 1971.

US-Destroyer USS NORFOLK (DL-1)

Looking along the deck from aft of Norfolk, a replica of Matthew Flinders ship used to explore Tasmania and the Bass Strait. Now preserved in a dedicated museum at Georgetown, Tasmania

Modern replica of the Norfolk. The ship Matthew Flinders sailed from Sydney to Tasmania to prove that Tasmania was separate from the mainland. After building this replica it was sailed to dupicate his voyages and has since been preserved in a dedicated museum at Georgetown in Tasmania. Beautifully m

HMS Invincible leading a group of RN ships on excercise, the nearest frigate to Invincible is the Type 23 HMS Norfolk Both these vessels are no longer part of the RN fleet. Believe taken in the early 1990's Royal Navy publicity photo.

The Federal Steam Navigation Co's cargo liner NORFOLK of 1947, the third successive vessel of the company to bear that name, passing inbound under Sydney Harbour Bridge as the passenger ferry DEE-WHY of 1928 - which preceded by four years the opening of the bridge - clears Circular Quay on her run d

A Bold statement on a van parked at Wells next the Sea, Norfolk

Seen on exercise on the River Yare at Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

Laid up in Norfolk, Va, 1988

Norfolk 1986

From RFA Green Rover 1975

From the collection of Dennis Harker

Portsmouth 28 September 2006. In the front row Chilean 05 Almirante Cochrane ex Norfolk. 2nd row, RFA Sir Tristram and Invincible to the left. 3rd row, RFA Grey Rover. 4th row, RFA Sir Galahad.

Former T23, Norfolk, refitting for Chilean Navy at Portsmouth, 10 September 2006.

Closing to fuel from RFA Green Rover. Stanavforlant. Nov 1976

From RFA Green Rover Stanavforlant Oct 1976