WebDetails. Puffer 'Kaffir' in the Crinan Canal. Port bow view of puffer passing through canal lock. Part of sailing yacht at left with houses in background. Hilly coast in right background. PC: Thistledown Series AC368. ColouredShip's company: Hay. Richard N W Smith Collection of Scottish and British ships and shipping. WebThe Clyde Puffer had developed from the Dark ages, starting off with a coracle, through Viking longships to gabbarts. Somebody in 1880 or so had put a steam engine and a …

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WebHow do I report a fire hazard such as a blocked fire lane, locked exit doors, bars on windows with no quick-release latch, etc.? How do I report fire hazards such as weeds, … WebIn 1994, her base moved to Crinan Ferry. In 2004, her boiler failed its annual survey and she ceased operations. The Puffer Preservation Trust was formed to raise funds for a new boiler, and with the help of National Heritage Lottery funding, she was re-boilered in 2006 and returned to service, offering week-long cruises with the renamed Puffer ... WebUsed in the 1994 BBC series 'The Tales of Para Handy' and painted as Vital Spark. The puffer was built in 1943 in Northwich, Cheshire although she was really VIC27 and renamed Auld Reekie. She is now under restoration at Crinan. Location: Crinan Canal, Argyll, Scotland Date: 2000 chasewood animal hospital jupiter