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 Sailing barge prepares to drop down through the opening in the Army bridge across the Colne connecting Rowhedge with Wivenhoe. This was built by the Royal Engineers during the 1914-18 war but was demolished soon after. Barges then wore red ensigns for identification by patrol vessels.
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![Sailing barge prepares to drop down through the opening in the Army bridge across the Colne connecting Rowhedge with Wivenhoe. This was built by the Royal Engineers during the 1914-18 war but was demolished soon after. Barges then wore red ensigns for identification by patrol vessels.
Used in Saltwater Village page 128 - source of image not recorded.
Used in Rowhedge Recollections, ...
Cat1 [Not Set] Cat2 Places-->Rowhedge Cat3 Places-->Wivenhoe-->Town Cat4 Barges-->Pictures](MMImages1/BF70_001_050_001.jpg "Sailing barge prepares to drop down through the opening in the Army bridge across the Colne connecting Rowhedge with Wivenhoe. This was built by the Royal Engineers during the 1914-18 war but was demolished soon after. Barges then wore red ensigns for identification by patrol vessels.
Used in Saltwater Village page 128 - source of image not recorded.
Used in Rowhedge Recollections, ...")