All screwed up. by jayfar
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Here you see the screw and rudder of the SS Great Britain. The public are able to come down here below the water line and walk right around the hull. There is still a lot of restoration going on down here and as you can see the propeller is a lot different than those you see today.
Comments (42)
That is quite a casting! I like the dappled light on the rudder through the film of water above, Clive
Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.
Awesome POV
What a giant leap forward...replacing paddle wheels with propellers. This view gives me another whole new perspective on this great old ship. And to think this screw/propeller was designed before the vast majority of people really knew what propellers were.
Amazing shot.
wow!!! we've been in drydock with ships a couple of times but this is truely impressive!!!
superb... looks a lot like farm machinery...instead of a propeller
Wow! Stunning pic, Jeff! The sun on the rudder is terrific.
We have a lot of restoration work going on at our maritime museum but no props to match this old girl. Great image
Good solid craftmanship
Huge prop and rudder. Aloha
really impressive !!great shot too!!
Wow thats huge but then it would have to be to get her going great shot.
A very powerful image, really impressing, and a good shot, Jeff.
What a great view! I've never seen one of these before...
Awesome color photo!
impressive and wonderful shot
Fabulous composition and light ... wow. SUCH a good picture!
Great composition, Jeff - with the little people in the BG ;) Majestic view, BB
Lol... I had not realized thus far in the series that the ole gal was in dry dock! Great image of this impressive early design!!!
Stunning view! a great POV. Being able to walk around a ship in dry dock is an amazing experience. Thanks for posting this.
yes the screws are differ made but the degrees each of the blade are is the same as to day. so i read in a book at one time.
An outstanding POV of this great ship!!!
Masterly capture. Somewhere I have a slide of the two sons, 3 & 5 perhaps, sitting in the screw. Not such vibrant colour then
Very good pic,
WOW it is so HUGE! Excellent shot indeed.
Excellent POV and capture!
how great !
no stone left unturned eh! Jeff, great shot
Superb POV and colors !