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Scalpay Isle II
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, Oct 12 2009 10:27 PM
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Ringer Scalpay Isle II moored up for the weekend
Photo Per Alisdair MacLeod, Scalpay
Such clean-lined elegance
that back end is even better than Shemarons !
Chris
Think you're starting a battle of opeenions
Personally I most of all like the Weatherhead stern as per Shemaron, Ann Marie and my old MA
But the Noble - Girvan stern takes some beating too
Always think the Miller boats have more of an arse than a stern ... more womanly perhaps?
Jay
Think you're starting a battle of opeenions
Personally I most of all like the Weatherhead stern as per Shemaron, Ann Marie and my old MA
But the Noble - Girvan stern takes some beating too
Always think the Miller boats have more of an arse than a stern ... more womanly perhaps?
Jay
think this was them getting the tlc all the ringers of the day got,nothing like the rough prawners we've got today. 
-where did it all go wrong?-from this to the shoeboxes we have now. i`ll throw my hat in the ring my preference is the miller arse!-can`t beat a canoe stern ringer-just class. although weatherheads stern was smart too-we probably had every ringer stern going in burtonport-including the old zulu ringer.-absolutely cracking pic-even the legs can hardly be seen -they are that well painted.
The Millers boats were the best ringers to lie to a net with a breeze of wind.
weatherhead boats would throw there big arses into the net
weatherhead boats would throw there big arses into the net
this 1 was owned in portavogie for many years in the late fifties early sixties jim young.
