baikal
10 photos tagged baikal, from 1 member of Flickr Commons.
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Photos tagged baikal:
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Recent uploads
The last upload was July 2013.
The Baikal from North East Museums uploaded July 2013
Baikal - 1896 from North East Museums uploaded February 2011
Baikal, Yard no. 647 from North East Museums uploaded December 2010
Shipyard workforce at Lake Baikal from North East Museums uploaded December 2010
Lake Baikal - Russia from North East Museums uploaded December 2010
Siberian Weather from North East Museums uploaded December 2010
Lake Baikal from North East Museums uploaded December 2010
SS Baikal from North East Museums uploaded December 2010
Baikal sledging from North East Museums uploaded December 2010
Ice Breaker from North East Museums uploaded December 2010
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Baikal sledging
from North East Museums
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Special Pickle said:
it looks very cold in this photo
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Vladislav Bezrukov said:
Hi, I'm a moderator of the group Baikal / Байкал, and we'd love to have your photo added to the group www.flickr.com/groups/lake_baikal/
Baikal - 1896
from North East Museums
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Greg Simpson said:
Note the rudimentary guard above the donkey boiler, the beginnings of H&S at work, it would stop hot rivets and metal chips hitting the engineer-not that it stop a 12ton peice of steel crashing onto the person below!
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FrigateRN said:
These old pictures are from the time when Britain was entitled to have the word 'Great' before the name, at least as far as shipbuilding went.