A large ship's propeller and rudder assembly are prominently displayed, viewed from below as the vessel rests out of water. The central three-bladed propeller, painted a deep reddish-brown, is encased within a large, circular, grey-metallic Kort nozzle or protective ring, showing signs of wear and some reddish-brown patches. A substantial, cylindrical propeller shaft, rusty brown in color, extends horizontally from the hull into the nozzle, connecting to the propeller. Diagonal metal support struts brace the shaft and nozzle structure to the flat, dark underside of the ship's hull. Below the suspended machinery, a multi-tiered metal ladder or set of steps with a grid-patterned surface stands on the sandy ground. The ground transitions to a body of water, likely a river or lake, with gentle ripples and a shoreline littered with dried reeds and debris. The distant bank beyond the water shows sparse vegetation under a bright, clear sky, suggesting daytime. The overall scene depicts a vessel undergoing maintenance or storage on land, with its propulsion system exposed, against a backdrop of a tranquil natural waterway. No people are visible, and there is no discernible text in the image.Ship maintenance documented at Rybinsk s
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A large ship's propeller and rudder assembly are prominently displayed, viewed from below as the vessel rests out of water. The central three-bladed propeller, painted a deep reddish-brown, is encased…read more

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A large ship's propeller and rudder assembly are prominently displayed, viewed from below as the vessel rests out of water. The central three-bladed propeller, painted a deep reddish-brown, is encased within a large, circular, grey-metallic Kort nozzle or protective ring, showing signs of wear and some reddish-brown patches. A substantial, cylindrical propeller shaft, rusty brown in color, extends horizontally from the hull into the nozzle, connecting to the propeller. Diagonal metal support struts brace the shaft and nozzle structure to the flat, dark underside of the ship's hull. Below the suspended machinery, a multi-tiered metal ladder or set of steps with a grid-patterned surface stands on the sandy ground. The ground transitions to a body of water, likely a river or lake, with gentle ripples and a shoreline littered with dried reeds and debris. The distant bank beyond the water shows sparse vegetation under a bright, clear sky, suggesting daytime. The overall scene depicts a vessel undergoing maintenance or storage on land, with its propulsion system exposed, against a backdrop of a tranquil natural waterway. No people are visible, and there is no discernible text in the image. | Open Wire