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[big sid]

First boat I ever ventured on was skippered by a Colin Roll boat was called The Petuchi (not spelt correctly) out of the Tyne, his crew was a great lad (deaf) always making tea handing out biscuits always getting the P*ss taking out of him by the skipper.Always came off that boat with a smile fish or no fish.

[john/r]

what about silver scales was that not an amble charter ? skipper john?? roberta p amble or berwick ?and actually got photos of fish on the patricia all circa 84-85

the boats i was interested in realy was the two wrecking boats out of amble two trawlers i believe coquet herald was definately one and the other one has been mentioned on previous post.

i was interested in the name of another boat that used to do realy well although i wanted to talk about wrecking boats i thought this one the nobles should have a special mention as he did exceptionaly well years on on the hard ground you had to book well well in advance to get on his boat proving he was that good. john

[lingking]

the nobles was a trawler,skippered(possibly owned)by rodney burgh(spelling:question

at that time i beleive he was cox of the amble lifeboat and i beleieve he is now the launch master for the amble life boat

if alf reads this he can can confirm or correct

[volante]

Jim Turbo brought the Roberta P down from Berwick and had it moored across in South Shields, nice Lochin if I remember.

[cod squad]

Jim Turbo brought the Roberta P down from Berwick and had it moored across in South Shields, nice Lochin if I remember.

i remeber the the lad that ran the roperta p 'mark' he ran the starburst now which is the misstress good skipper from the tyne a few years ago. the roberta was a lovely boat.