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Biggest splashdown: London amphibious DUKW Titania , RSL 602 pounding into the River Thames at Lacks Dock
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Series photos of smart London rebuilt GMC DUKW 353 amphibian Titania, RSL 602 as it drives out of the River Thames at Lacks Dock
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London DUKWs atmosphere with Elizabeth, 674 YUK left and Titania , RSL 602 right, both in spotless condition
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Rebuilt GMC DUKW Beatrice , ESL 660 making good progress along the River Thames towards the slipway at Lacks Dock at very low water
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London sightseeing DUKW Titania, RSL 602 rear view at Lacks Dock nicely showing propellor
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Rebuilt GMC DUKW Beatrice , ESL 660 clambers out of the River Thames onto the slipway at Lacks Dock at very low water
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DUKWs in different directions at Lacks Dock, Elizabeth 674 YUK nearer and Mistress Quickly ESL 636 rear
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London amphibious DUKW Elizabeth , 674 YUK drives out of the River Thames and up the slipway at Lacks Dock (series photos)
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A sequence shot showing the latest DUKW added to the London fleet, Elizabeth, 674 YUK, driving out of the River Thames at Lacks Dock slipway
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London wartime DUKW Beatrice , ESL 660 starts to head down the River Thames towards Westminster from Lacks Dock, broadside view
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London wartime DUKW Beatrice , ESL 660 comes to a stop as it drives into the River Thames at the bottom of the slipway at Lacks Dock (series photos)
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London amphibious DUKW Elizabeth , 674 YUK drives out of the River Thames and up the slipway at Lacks Dock (series photos)
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DUKW Desdemona, VSL 143 , drives into the River Thames at very low water
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London rebuilt amphibious GMC DUKW Titania , RSL 602 splashing down into the River Thames taken from the water's edge
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London amphibious GMC DUKW / Tanmill rebuild Elizabeth, 674 YUK, takes to the River Thames at Lacks Dock
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Series photos showing London DUKW amphibian Titania , RSL 602 crossing the River Thames and driving up the slipway at Lacks Dock
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GMC DUKW ESL 636 , Mistress Quickly, pumps out its bilges at Lacks Dock after leaving the water
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Series of photos showing London amphibious DUKW Titania , RSL 602 pounding into the River Thames at Lacks Dock
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Series photos of smart London rebuilt GMC DUKW 353 amphibian Titania, RSL 602 as it drives out of the River Thames at Lacks Dock and passes equally immaculate Elizabeth, 674 YUK
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Series photos showing London amphibious GMC DUKW / Tanmill rebuild Titania, RSL 602 heading down to splash down in the River Thames at Lacks Dock
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London DUKWs 2005 flashback - Beatrice , ESL 660 climbs out of the River Thames up the slipway at Lacks Dock (series of photos)
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London DUKWs 2005 flashback - Beatrice , ESL 660 climbs out of the River Thames up the slipway at Lacks Dock (series of photos)
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Duck fight! London sightseeing DUKWs Elizabeth , 674 YUK and Titania , RSL 602 nose-to-nose unusually at Lacks Dock slipway
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Vintage GMC DUKW / Tanmill rebuild RSL 602 , Titania driving out of the River Thames at Lacks Dock at very low water
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London amphibious DUKW Mistress Quickly , ESL 636 close-up of the offside from rear wheel bogie on the slipway at Lacks Dock after its River Thames trip
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GMC DUKW ESL 636 , Mistress Quickly, driving into the river Thames at low tide
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London wartime DUKW Beatrice , ESL 660 starts to head down the River Thames towards Westminster from Lacks Dock
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London's DUKWs are in fine condition as can be seen here at Lacks Dock with veteran GMC DUKW/Tanmill rebuilds Elizabeth, 674 YUK, the latest addition to the fleet, with Mistress Quickly, ESL 636, the first DUKW owned
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London amphibious DUKW Elizabeth, 674 YUK driving full speed into the River Thames at Lacks Dock slipway (series of photos)
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GMC DUKW / Tanmill rebuild ESL 660 , Beatrice climbing out of the River Thames after its trip to and from Westminster by water at very low tide
