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Dunbar
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williemin
, Nov 18 2011 01:36 PM
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- Category: A Look back in time
Relaxin time
c,mon ronnie name them is that the north star and the kindred star ahead
Taken aboard the Concorde 111 around 1965,L-R Noel "Fid" Wight,Jimmy Marshall the skipper and my uncle Peter Marr of the Yvonne Risager,and aye Liberty that's the Easingwoods' two Stars there,Bob's Kindred Star against the pier,Wattie outside him.
ronnie did jimmy marshall skipper the plough for a wee while or own it.
Don't know the answer to that one Liberty,you've got me stumped there.
it was an irish built boat probably tyrrels, had a kelvin engine forrit must have been around late 70s.was converted to a houseboat and sure someone from fisherrow bought it
All us "baldy" guys would settle for a third of the "thatch" of the lad holding up the derrick!!!
I can mind the Plough right enough Liberty,typical Irish 50 fitter wi' the engine forrit,Martin Gardner that had her on the Fife side was it no? but as to whether Jimmy had her/owned her??...pass! Yes Gee Bee,"Fid" aye had a guid heid o' hair on him...no that many years since I last saw him but he still had plenty o'it left then 
Ronnie's still got a thatch like that young 'un in the photo- eh Ronnie !!! 
You'll need to tell us baldies yer secret !!! (...Dare I ask !!)
The lack o' grey or the thickness o' ma thatch has nothing to do with Grecian 2000 or monkey glands BOC,just good malt whiskey and red wine taken in moderate quantities (and I let the wife dae the worrying for me !!)
