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Roll-on, Roll-off, Cargo Motor Vessel Rynstroom, keel laid, Monday, 08/03/1965, and launched, Saturday, 30/10/1965, to yard number 438, by Arnhemsche Scheepsbouw Maatschappij N.V., Arnhem, Netherlands, and completed and delivered, Thursday, 03/02/1966, to N.V. Hollandsche Stoomboot Maatschappij, Ams

Roll-on, Roll-off, Cargo Motor Vessel Amstelstroom, keel laid, Wednesday, 28/09/1966, and launched, Friday, 21/04/1967, to yard number 446, by Arnhemsche Scheepsbouw Maatschappij N.V., Arnhem, Netherlands, and completed and delivered, Monday, 26/06/1967, to N.V. Hollandsche Stoomboot Maatschappij, A

Roll-on, Roll-off, Cargo Motor Vessel Amstelstroom, keel laid, Wednesday, 28/09/1966, and launched, Friday, 21/04/1967, to yard number 446, by Arnhemsche Scheepsbouw Maatschappij N.V., Arnhem, Netherlands, and completed and delivered, Monday, 26/06/1967, to N.V. Hollandsche Stoomboot Maatschappij, A

Minoan Lines Ro-Ro ferry Europa Palace, Venice, 13 May 2011.

Sea Malta lines Ro-Ro cargo ship Maltese Falcon. Scrapped 2009.

Ro-Ro ferries in Piraeus, Greece, on 12 Sep 2007.

Ro-Ro ferries in Piraeus, Greece, on 12 Sep 2007. Red Ensign of OCEAN VILLAGE in the foreground.

Ro-Ro ferries in Piraeus, Greece, on 12 Sep 2007.

Jadrolinija Ro-Ro ferry Liburnija, Dubrovnik, Croatia.

Jadrolinija Ro-Ro ferry Liburnija, Dubrovnik, Croatia.

Ro-Ro ferry Blue Star 2, loading in Rhodes.

Eddystone. One of 6 ships T procured under a Private Finance Initiative and available for use as naval auxiliaries to the British armed forces. Southampton 24 April 2013

European Trader, inbound, Tees in misty conditions

Off Finisterre on 14-04-2010

Off Finisterre on 14-04-2010

Behind Torino is the tug Gabo swinging her around in the Yarra. Melbourne.

Torino passing under the Westgate Bridge on the Yarra River, Melbourne, 23 Feb 2010. Ugly looking ship but functional.

Pictured off the coast of Malta. The speedboat was taking part in speedboat championship race. Taken May 2006

One of a pair of ro-ro's that Unicorn lines used on the coastal run between Durban and Cape Town, Barrier and her sister Border were familiar sights in our ports for a number of years until they too were sold out of the country.