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St John Crusader
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Ratho
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First boat operated by the Trust, based at Ratho. Purchased from Claire Hanmer in 1979, the renaming ceremony took place at Wester Hailes and was attended by the Duke of Hamilton. Has since been decommissioned. Now renamed Bluebell and to be seen on the Union Canal.
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Janet Telford
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Ratho
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The Janet Telford was the second boat owned by the Trust. She is now in operation with The Forth and Clyde Canal Society
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Mackay Seagull
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Ratho
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The Mackay Seagull replaced the Janet Telford at Ratho in 1986. She was built by the apprentices of Cammel Laird in Liverpool and named after the Seagull Trust founder Rev Hugh Mackay
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Mackay Seagull
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Ratho
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St John Crusader II joined the fleet in 1996, to replace the St John Crusader I.
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Yarrow Seagull
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Kirkintilloch
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The Yarrow Seagull was built on the Clyde at Yarrows Yard. She was built in 1984, and delivered to the newly erected boathouse at Kirkintilloch. This picture shows the Yarrow Seagull being piped back to Kirkintilloch after her refurbishment at Yarrows Shipbuilder in Spring 2009
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Govan Seagull
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Falkirk
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The Govan Seagull entered service with the Trust in 1984. She was built to the same spec as the Yarrow Seagull, by the Govan apprentices in The Old Fairfields Yard on the Clyde.
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Barr Seagull
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Falkirk
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The Barr Seagull entered service with the Trust in May 2006. The steelwork was carried out by A.L. Gordon of Falkirk, and she was fitted out by Binnie Marine. The Barr Charitable Trust provided the funding for this boat to be built in, and operate in Falkirk.
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Marion Seagull
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Falkirk
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The Marion Seagull was named in honour of Mrs Marion H. Salvesen, whose charitable trust funded the building of this residential boat. It is the only boat in the fleet which can be hired by a family with a disabled member. It is appropriately fitted and also contains quarters for a skipper if one is required.
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Marjorie Seagull
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Kirkintilloch
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The Marjorie Seagull was the second boat to arrive at Kirkintilloch.
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Highland
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Inverness
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Formerly Loch Ness Cruiser "Abbey Princess"
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