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The two that organized the tour: Nicholas, the chief engineer and
care taker of the boat while it is in the harbour and Don Keeley, member
of the Metro Marine Modellers Club
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The electric controls that keep the engine, the pumps and valves
going during operation
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To the left the president of the MMM, Bob Farrant, to the right
Nicholas with a wealth of knowledge about the "Seaway Queen"
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At least they look interested. Do they know what Nicholas
is talking about?
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Pipes, what for we are not so sure but certainly Nicholas knows
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More pipes and valves
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Cables overhead, pipes and valves and oil pipes
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I wonder what's behind this thing.
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Into the depth of the engine room
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Only Nicholas knows what this is all for.
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A beautiful 40 year old brass engine indicator
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Coming out of the bowels of the ship
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Here is where the action is. The people at the helm might
think they control the boat but here it's happening
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After all the machinery that's three times older than I am a game
of Nintendo is what I need
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The pump for the ballast when there is no cargo aboard
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The valves for the ballast tanks
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The engine oil tank and the two pumps that move the oil
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An engineers dream - more pipes and valves.
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