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Industrial Ports 
The banks of the River Tyne were once humming with industry. Ships came up the river to load coal at Dunston. Now the abandoned skeleton of the coal staithes is a memorial to the river’s industrial past. 
Most of the giant cranes have been dismantled in recent years but there are memories and remnants of the past adjacent to continuing industry in the docks of Wallsend and North Shields. 

The busy port of Malaga has provided similar inspiration in the strong geometric structures of cranes and silos.










Dunston Staiths (sold)

Pipescape, Wallsend

Across the River to Port of Tyne

Malaga Port Cranes

Dunston Staithes V

Dunston Staiths

Port of Tyne Cranes

Redcar Steel Works II

The Bonga, triptych

The Bonga Stern

The Bonga (Mid-Ship)

The Bonga (Foreward section)

Tyneside Cranes

Tugboats at Moorings

Port of Tyne Containers
   
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