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• She was then laid up at the Motherbank, awaiting disposal.
• Merchant ships have anchored at the Motherbank for centuries.
• By the end of June 1909 she was anchored at the Motherbank, awaiting disposal.
• She finally arrived at the Motherbank two months later and was laid up, awaiting disposal.
• On 11 September " Delight " arrived at the Motherbank and promptly went into quarantine.
• The Royal Navy for many years anchored old, decommissioned warships at the Motherbank while they awaited disposal.
• In June 1909, " Barfleur " paid off at Portsmouth, was removed from the active last, and was towed to the Motherbank, where was moored awaiting disposal.
• She was decommissioned in August 1911 and laid up at Motherbank for disposal, before being sold for scrap in April 1914 and towed to the Netherlands to be broken up the following month.
• She was relieved of that role a year later, before being reduced to material reserve at Devonport in August 1911, and stripped and laid up at Motherbank for disposal in July 1913.
• The Motherbank is located near historically significant ports and anchorages such as Portsmouth, Spithead, Southampton and St . Helen's Bay, and has long served as an important anchorage itself.
• On 20 February Kempe and " Cockatrice " detained " Flora " . " Flora ", Klyn, master, had been sailing from Bilboa to Embden when " Cockatrice " intercepted her and sent her into the Motherbank.
• On 2 March, the ship left Portsmouth under tow by the armoured cruiser, en route to the Motherbank, where she was to be laid up, but she collided with the German barque " Winderhudder " en route and had to return to Portsmouth for repairs.