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Morecambe Bay Prawner

This vessel has been standing at the yard for the last 12 years covered up and hidden from view. Now it has come in to our hands and is being uncovered.

Due to pressures of work and no time to even consider working on this hull she is available to the first person to take her away.
there is just the hull, no rigging masts or spars but is to good to cut up new owner must take away space needed.

Now broken up as there were no takers.

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This view will be known to many who know the yard, what is under the covers will not. More to follow as we uncover what lies beneath the covers.

First View

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This is the view from the footpath of the "Three Brothers" as she has been for the last 12 years.

Another view

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With the covers off the hull and deck can now be seen for the first time in 12 years

Bow on

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With those covers removed the shape of the hull comes into view

Stern view

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In this photo you can see where in the past the counter stern was cut off and a transom stern put in. This will be returned to its original counter stern.

Port side view

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with everything out of the way the lines of this boat are clear to see

Boat history

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Its great when a boats history can be traced and that is what has happened with the "three Brothers"
this picture shows the Three Brothers in question,
from left the right they are Rueben 2nd son, Amos 3rd son and Gilbert the first son of skipper/owner David Willacy of Morecambe Lancashire.
This information was passed to us by the son of Amos, Mr Keith Willacy has also furnished us with the history of the Three Brothers along with specifications for LR 5 as she was registered and we will be adding this here at a later date.

Nobbie

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This view will be known to many who know the yard, what is under the covers will not. More to follow as we uncover what lies beneath the covers.