dparkinson7
27th October 2007, 19:52
I would be interested to know any information on this inshore trawler, particularly if she is still afloat or not.
Built approx. 1959 by Nobles of Fraserburgh, for Grace, Burgess and Parkinson. Sailed from the Jubilee Quay and managed by Wards. Powered by a Gardner diesel. Approx. 45 ft LOA.
Sold to Boris Net Company of Fleetwood.
Last heard of under Irish ownership.
I personally spent many happy hours on her as a boy including several trips up to St.Bees and to the Isle Of Man. She was a very sturdy sea ship.
A nice photograph has been uploaded to this site. Skipper Joe Parkinson on the deck.
During this era several similar vessels were operating out of the Jubilee including Reynards and MDB. Pygmalion, which is mentioned in other posts, was also there at this time. I remember she had a wide transom and shorter stem than the Scottish style vessels.
Thanks for any insights, David
Built approx. 1959 by Nobles of Fraserburgh, for Grace, Burgess and Parkinson. Sailed from the Jubilee Quay and managed by Wards. Powered by a Gardner diesel. Approx. 45 ft LOA.
Sold to Boris Net Company of Fleetwood.
Last heard of under Irish ownership.
I personally spent many happy hours on her as a boy including several trips up to St.Bees and to the Isle Of Man. She was a very sturdy sea ship.
A nice photograph has been uploaded to this site. Skipper Joe Parkinson on the deck.
During this era several similar vessels were operating out of the Jubilee including Reynards and MDB. Pygmalion, which is mentioned in other posts, was also there at this time. I remember she had a wide transom and shorter stem than the Scottish style vessels.
Thanks for any insights, David