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Blyth Lightship Royalty Free Stock Photo
Blyth Lightship Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Lightship Overfalls moored in the harbor at Lewes, Delaware with hibiscus flowers in the foreground . Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Lightship Overfalls Royalty Free Stock Photo
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lighthouse floating history of Kronstadt Royalty Free Stock Photo
US lightship Nantucket in Boston, Massachusetts, USA Royalty Free Stock Photo
Vintage illustrations of anchors
Swiftsure LV83 Lightship Royalty Free Stock Photo
Swiftsure LV83 Lightship Sepia Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Lightship Nantucket II WLV 613 , MA Royalty Free Stock Photo
Harwich, Essex, ferry Stena Hollandica passing the dockside and red lightships Royalty Free Stock Photo
Shotley Point, Suffolk, three red lightships moored near Port of Felixstowe Royalty Free Stock Photo
Anchors of different types - Admiralty pattern, close stowing , stockless, all these types used in the British Navy. Mushroom, used for lightships and Grapnel, used from small boats. An anchor is a device, normally made of metal, used to secure a vessel to the bed of a body of water to prevent the craft from drifting due to wind or current. The word derives from Latin ancora, which itself comes from the Greek ??????. Anchors can either be temporary or permanent.


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