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Port Patrick
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george-mc
, Mar 01 2009 07:00 PM
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Ringers in Port Patrick
Crackin old pictures there George 
Memories are made of this. Great foto!
Do you think this could be a Monday afternoon, after being laid up for the weekend? People are watching as if they are about to depart for a nights fishing, with coaches dropping of the crew.
Great photo.
Great photo.
In 1952 they were making the film Hunted I think the crowd must have been watching them filming
If you go in to the Port Patrick web site you will get a short video clip used in the film ,of the boats
disharging herring, the boat coming in to the harbour is my Uncles boat the Nobles Again
If you go in to the Port Patrick web site you will get a short video clip used in the film ,of the boats
disharging herring, the boat coming in to the harbour is my Uncles boat the Nobles Again
I'd guess it was a sunday Mike. No sign of life on any of the boats, I'd look for smoke coming from chimleys and boxes of stores lying at side of boats. Portpatrick was a popular destination for these old tour buses back then. Remember being there a few sundays and it was always mobbed. I'd guess there's no one could even name 10 boats there with certainty now. Only 2 I can pick out for sure are Silver Lining BA102 and Saffron BA182. I know what the rest were but I for one can't identify them.
Some fun if they wanted the lifeboat in a hurry.
think the Queen. victoria ba274 in among that lot.
