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Homeland - BCK225
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, Aug 15 2009 05:45 PM
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Homeland - BCK225 lying in North Shields Fishquay (North East England) on 12th August 2009 - photographed from Tyne Street, North Shields.
Good to see her back in her Home Port, seems quite a while since she was last here.
# Main Gear type : OTB - Bottom otter trawls
# Secondary Gear type : NO - No gear
# Hull material code : 3 - Fiber / plastic (May be Wood?)
# Year of Construction : 1981
# Place of Construction : POLRUAN - C Torris & Sons
# LOA : 11.09
# Tonnage GT : 17.16 T
# Engine : Gardner 6LXB (126bhp)
Former names are:
PZ711 BERLEWEN OF NEWLYN
BRD334 BERLEWEN OF NEWLYN
UL537 ENTERPRISE
She's wooden Steve not GRP 
Hi Daz
Two separate sources show her as GRP, I'll have to take a closer look when I'm down at NS
Regards
Steve E.
Two separate sources show her as GRP, I'll have to take a closer look when I'm down at NS
Regards
Steve E.
shes definetly wood,when she was in lochinver she went ashore and was near written off,lot of damage
You can take it from me Steve she's definitely wood, Toms built several all very similar, Stella Maris, Regina Maris, Guiding Light and Bilander to name four
She's DEFFO wood, steve........................and very solidly built, class boat.
My cousin Kate's man John (auld Puffin) had her in Dunbar for a wee while,and she was very definately trees in a previous life
Most definately made of tree 1.5" Iroko planking on sawn Oak frames to be precise.
Boy Gary & Annie C were another two Toms built to similar designs.
1.5" Iroko planking on sawn Oak frames to be precise. Boy Gary & Annie C were another two Toms built to similar designs.
was owned by dents of newbiggin
wooden bar shelter
AAArl reet, she was once a tree 
Regards
Steve E.
Regards
Steve E.
