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The Infamous Dead Bod The infamous Dead Bod that became a recognised landmark for the Humber Shipping. Painted during the 1960's by Captain Len Rood(Pongo) and Chief Engineer Gordon Mason. Soon to be lost forever when the old Riverside Wharf is taken down for the new Quay to be built in its place.
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| Author | robert mason |
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