Abandoned Ship by Drone: Duke of Lancaster

As the title suggests, the 'D of L' passenger-only steamer, built in Belfast, 1956, for British Railways (also a ferry operator then), has been in a state of abandonment for over 14 years, after being used as a 'fun ship' since it's arrival in 1979. Mystery surrounds what will become of it, but it certainly makes a poignant feature on the Welsh coast! Additional fact: Believe it or not, the Queen is actually the current 'Duke' of Lancaster :p Enjoy!

[@Zawazuki]

wow this is so gnarly. great shots!

[@JonaThanksAlot]

Thanks very much! Yeah, it does feel quite 'surreal' there! Have you checked out the Abandoned Littlewoods Building? Thanks for your kind comments:)

[@KemsWorld]

The intro is really good! I want to have a drone too now! Haha 🤣

[@JonaThanksAlot]

Thank you very much! Haha You should definitely get one! :)

[@TeamIngel]

Well done!

[@JonaThanksAlot]

Thank you! :)

[@gareth5000]

Nice!

[@JonaThanksAlot]

Thank you! :)

[@joostgt3]

Came from sparkpilots.zone. Well done mate!

[@JonaThanksAlot]

Thanks mate, much appreciated! :)

[@anthonymcdonnell6615]

why is there a concrete barge that as well

[@pmshop100]

Awesome job - from sparkpilots.zone as well

[@JonaThanksAlot]

Thank you! :)

[@derekcoe9633]

Has the ship been painted? I seem to remember it being white 🤔

[@JonaThanksAlot]

Yes, it was painted black (mysteriously and overnight apparently) not too long ago. I personally thinks it looks good in 'normal' ship colours:)