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Hearts of Oak
Mounts Bay
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“Yorkies”
A collection
of Lowestoft Fishing vessel
Photographs
at Penzance,
Newlyn and Lowestoft.
Lowestoft Fleet at Newlyn 1931
Identified
vessels
Bows - LT643;
LT1021; LT??7 “Torbay”; Funnels - LT732; LT594
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Sail Pages
LT1027 Glory,
LT1099 Northern Queen, LT287, LT289 Presage, LT335, LT380 Problem,
LT382, LT70,
LT744 Wave Crest, LT359 Fern, LT377 Ethel, LT1243 Blencathra
LT1192
Keswaydin, LT16 Early Blossom, LT310 Noel, LT310 Goedetia, LT439 Eric Holland
Steam Pages
LT1171 Redwald,
LT1290 Ramsey Bay, LT133 Strive, LT196 Indomitable, LT271 Netsukis,
LT299
Renascent, LT304 Sunbeam II, LT362 Mare, LT396 Bellerophon, LT397 Pathway,
LT415 Sunnyside
Girl, LT736 Rajah of Mundi, LT1039 Wear, LT403 Comrades, LT706
LT 158 Trier,
LT203 John & Norah, LT323 Faithful Star, LT335 King Henry,
LT447 East
Briton, LT534 Go Ahead, LT675 Swift Wing, LT68 Reunited,
LT737 William
Boys, LT74 Margaret Hide, LT76
LT1187 SDJ,
LT151 Boy’s Friend, LT324 One Accord, LT486 Lent Lily,
LT711 Lord
Fisher, LT730 Implacable, LT771 Suffolk Rose
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The Lowestoft Fleet in Gwavas Lake, off Newlyn, c1860.
The area of Mounts Bay is given this name of Gwavas Lake
because in ancient times there was a stretch of land between St Michael’s Mount
and Newlyn, with a large lake, separated from the sea by a forest. The area was
flooded by the sea in 1099. The forest roots can still be seen at very low
tides.
Raymond
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