Yelta was South Australia's last operational steam tug boat. Built in 1949, it ceased service in 1976 after a working life of 27 years. Now it is used for recreational river cruises and cocktail parties.
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18 comments:
A beauty. Old steamers are always of interest.
great choice for Y theme
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I posted a Sydney rural ferry earlier this week but nothing as grand and beautiful as this. They are so wonderful to travel on. I leave my cares and woes on the jetty.
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My father was a sailor, a chief engineer on board a merchant ship. During the war he often came in Austr I like your ship!alia in Perth. Now his granddaughter lives in Oz for good. Next week I am going to see her.I like your ship.
Love the photo of the Yelta! How nice it's still in use.
That's a great piece of history... very nice!!
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My husband and I really like old ships like that. It's still beautiful.
Very interesting and unique post for Y today. Have a great week! :D
What a great old boat! Still on the water, too...
Nice post. I am sure there are a lot of memories on Yelta.
Wonderful choice for ABC Wednesday--Y.
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What an intriguing little boat! Awesome!
Nice photo, interesting information.
Coctail parties. It always amazes me what we re use our little pieces of history for. Great choice.
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A very nice shot.
nice y
Lovely photo of a beautiful boat.
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