Towheads Moved Through Wick Heading For Wester : 5 of 8 :: Crawling up Scalesburn, the camera unit recording the operation for SubSea7 :: Photos.Caithness.Org

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Towheads Moved Through Wick Heading For Wester

.:: Crawling up Scalesburn, the camera unit recording the operation for SubSea7 ::.
Photo: Crawling up Scalesburn, the camera unit recording the operation for SubSea7

Photo: Crawling up Scalesburn, the camera unit recording the operation for SubSea7

Date: 19 January 2011
Location: Wick, Caithness
Photographer: Noel donaldson
A HIGH-POWERED sea and land transport operation, involving bringing massive towheads ashore on the north side of Wick harbour and loading them onto articulated vehicles to negotiate the streets on the way to Wester

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