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Bon Ami at Plymouth

Bon Ami at Plymouth

Bon Ami - Plymouth 12th April 2007
Built Jones Buckie Slip and Shipyard Ltd, Buckie
1958

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aye,aye, still looking grand, was a Lossie boat this one INS 69 at least she is getting a coat of paint

Jim.
 

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Aye Highlander example of Bck built boats ,mind you there was 3 shipbuilders to choose from , now there is only 1 .
Heard a story that a skipper recently approached the yard to built him a wooden boat ,Management told him to go to Watties "Mcduff".
They also apparently don,t like fishing boats up on the slip "as they are too smelly".
Aye changed days lol
 

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If it wasn,t for the repair work and maintenance of the Lifeboats the 1 would be none .
 

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She was never a Lossie boat, she was built for Dodie Jack of hopeman.
 

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Aye you are right enough OAK LEAF Dodie just died a few months ago. Jim you were asking if that was the Lossie Sunbeam in the Celerity photo i would say it was that was the first boat i went to the sea in 1961 originally named the Fionaghal INS 67 (John Wood and others) Jackie Wood and Joe Croan.
 

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Is that no the stern of the Sunbeam LK209, ex FR 487.
 

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