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Wick harbour
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ally
, Nov 20 2011 10:10 AM
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Must be some size o' hat yer pulling them piccies oot o' Ally,I hope ye never get tae the bottom o' it lol Some crackin' photies ye're finding,keep them coming 
Ronnie has said it all, Ally. They're a delight and a feast for us old sentimentals.
Got to keep the members happy lads
Plenty more where they came from
Plenty more where they came from
Third boat off the El-Alemien
the 2 inside boats look very similar---sister ships??
even the wheelhouses are identical and liferaft and stove chimneys in same place..
dont see seine winches aboard either unless theyre drifters?
mebey getting fitted out new built? inside one doesnt appear to have handrail at side of wheelhouse?
even the wheelhouses are identical and liferaft and stove chimneys in same place..
dont see seine winches aboard either unless theyre drifters?
mebey getting fitted out new built? inside one doesnt appear to have handrail at side of wheelhouse?
Beautifull
The Two Boys and the Good Hope were sisterships,built for drifting and the seine-net but was mostly seinenet fishin,they both had their engines forrad,the Good Hope ended her days in Fleetwood and i think the Two Boys went to Ireland.
Two Boys went to Ireland indeed via Thurso, The boat tied to the buoy in the middle of the basin is the Earna WK354 skippered by the late Harald Thurup, After Haralds death she was sold to to Neils Thomsen of Whitehaven late 1949
Aye you twa North boy's fair ken yer stuff
Heeshed ally,he hesnae twigged who i am yet. thats an affa big ship for bein in at place WK
thats an affa big ship for bein in at place WK 
