10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCAFFIE»
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Annual Report of the Fishery Board of Scotland
Sailing Drift- Except in comparatively few cases — as, for instance, where era
used. serviceable specimens of the older type of craft, termed the Scaffie, Fine—
area of are still in use — the Fine is the only boat employed in drift net
employment, ...
Fishery Board for Scotland, 1904
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Annual Report of the Fishery Board for Scotland for the Year ...
Sailing Drift- Except in comparatively few cases — as, for instance, where ore
used. serviceable specimens of the older type of craft, termed the Scaffie, Fifio—
area of are still in use — the Fine is the only boat employed in drift net
employment.
Fishery Board for Scotland, 1904
Tested by the conditions under which boats of the Fifie model show to advantage,
the Scaffie is rather a dangerous craft, owing to the extent to which its stem and
stern project beyond the respective extremities of the keel. On the other hand ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1904
4
Rantin Robin & Marget: With Other Scottish Sketches & Homely ...
The scaffie took it up, looked at it ower an' ower, then, ' Michty, man, Robin, that's
surely the boxin' kangaroo,' he remarked. ' I kenna gin it be " can-gar-you " or can
gar ony ither body, but gin I'd that scoondrel Pate here I would let him ken that ...
5
Traditional Fishing Boats of Britain & Ireland
power, which, in turn, meant three times more fish, which would not load into a
scaffie. There are pictures of scaffies returning home so heavily loaded that the
waterline was only inches away from the deck. Sometimes they even had tothrow
...
6
The Edinburgh History of the Scots Language
Scavenger is shortened to scaffie and takes the meaning 'a street-sweeper, a
refuse-collector'; a refuse-collector's truck can be a scaffie- cairt. In the twentieth
century, gutties, a name given in Glasgow and surrounding areas to gymshoes, ...
7
A Field Guide to Sailboats of North America
Scaffie. Length: 14 ft. 9 in. Spars: Spruce Beam: 5 ft. 9 in. Rating: None Draft: 1 ft.
3 in. First built: 1 8th century Weight: 460 Ibs. No. built: Not available Sail area:
100 sq. ft. Designer: John Watkinson Hull: FRP Standing lug saiL Mast sharply ...
Richard M. Sherwood, 1994
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The Chatham directory of inshore craft: traditional working ...
The scaffie's cutaway forefoot, allied to a relatively short keel with slight drag,
made it manoeuvrable and especially handy when turning to windward. However
, though reckoned to 'stand up' well overall, they lacked directional stability in ...
Julian Mannering, Basil Greenhill, 1997
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Information Series: Technology
Seattle Zodiac 1885 Zodiac BF 677 is a typical scaffie used to fish for herring
during the late 19th century. She was registered in Banff and carried two masts,
each with a lugsail. The clinker-built hull was constructed of 1 Vi inch (40 mm)
larch ...
DRASCOMBE BOATS INC., builder of small sailboats, based on traditional
coastal craft lines, now introduces the Scaffie, a 14'9" gunter-rigged daysailer,
another John Wat- kinson design. Scaffie's classic lapstrake-type hull is
constructed of ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SCAFFIE»
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Piñera y el fin de HidroAysén: Endesa y Colbún "no eran las …
... Andrés Vicuña (Coca-Cola Embonor), Piero Solari (Falabella), el gerente de finanzas de Enersis, Eduardo Scaffie, ejecutivos de Cruz Blanca y Carlos Ingham ... «El Mostrador, Jun 14»
Book helps Polish speakers learn Scottish slang
Not only does Ms Michalska shed light on the Polish meaning of words and phrases including “barry”, “black-affrontit” and “scaffie”, she also gives useful ... «Edinburgh Evening News, Apr 14»
Endless round of snacks on the bin lorry
We sat down to the feast in a cordial hush which was only broken when an older binman turned to me and winked, “Aye, you're no a real scaffie until you've ... «The Courier, Sep 13»
Carte Noire Instinct TV advert
scaffie 3 years ago. is that Tony Mortimer from east 17. Read more Show less. ▽ Report spam or abuse. deondavis90 3 years ago. Does anbody know the name ... «YouTube, Mar 12»
Waterline, By Ross Raisin
Mick brims with colloquialisms: "beeling" (angry), "boak" (vomit), "scaffie" (a derelict) and so on. The vernacular is only one aspect of the vitality and ... «The Independent, Jun 11»
