Colourful eatery on Mardyke Quay, Bristol
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Colourful eatery on Mardyke Quay, Bristol
Image: © Anthony O'Neil Taken: 11 Feb 2012
The Grain Barge started life as an engine-less barge that used to be towed across the Severn Estuary from Bristol to Cardiff with cargoes of barley and wheat. Built in Bristol in 1936 by the Charles Hill shipyard, it is now moored opposite its old berth, across the water from the SS Great Britain. Seen above are the multi-coloured new dwellings of Clifton Wood.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.449616
Longitude
-2.611973