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'Bonnie Lass III', CN126
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'Bonnie Lass III', CN126
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18451
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'Bonnie Lass III', CN126
Description
Dual purpose trawler/scalloper 'Bonnie Lass III', CN126 in Campbeltown, May 1989. Skippered by Ronnie Brownie of Carradale. Ex 'Strathgarry', SY88, PD91. Built in Arbroath in 1971. Original photo taken by Rosemary Galer.
Dual purpose trawler/scalloper 'Bonnie Lass III', CN126 in Campbeltown, May 1989. Skippered by Ronnie Brownie of Carradale. Ex 'Strathgarry', SY88, PD91. Built in Arbroath in 1971.
Original photo taken by Rosemary Galer.
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The Scottish Fisheries Museum Trust Ltd.
Physical Location
Bk39 p76
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35mm
1989
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Buildings and streets
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Campbeltown
CN - Campbeltown
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Documentary
Dual purpose
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Multiple people
Oilskins
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PD - Peterhead
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Ropes
Scalloper
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SY - Stornoway
Trawler
Unidentified people
Wheelhouse
Work wear
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300
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2020-12-01 16:32:20
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