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Wrecks & Relics - 5 photos
Fishing vessel loa 70ft/21m and over - 1 photos
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Gerolf, admin
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Sad to see a Trawler beached like that and one that was shortly to ends its life cut up on the beach!
I have moved the photograph into the Wrecks Category as it is better suited there.
Regards
Steve Ellwood
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Since she went ashore she's definately moved a bit and she's lying further over to port than she was.
Davie
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They're not built as strong as that class was nowadays. Put a "modern" trawler on those rocks for the same period of time with the same weather and 90% of them would be in bits by now. Built them to last back then Ally nae like nowadays lol.
Nowadays a boats designed to last 20 years tops back then they were built to last 30+ years which is why more than half of that class are still fishing to this day. Strong hulls , stable , very economic on fuel ( ok not when at the twin rig but at the pair trawl / pair seine they hardly burn fuel ) so they're still a strong favourite for the white fish boys.
Davie
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