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 All up for a clean. The shipyard tug, smacks, a French fishing boat and M.Y. FREEDOM, all up for a clean and paint on Brightlingsea Hard this weekend. [DW] The wooden steam tug BRICKLESEY was built 1918 by W.J. Yarwood at Northwich for the War Office as AS316. She was owned by Aldous at Brightlingsea from 1920 to 1963. Official No. 137350. Converted to motor tug 1938. [ John Collins / David Asprey ] Photo: John Leather Collection - Douglas Went Image ID BF69_015_001 Category 1 Places-->Brightlingsea | ||
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![All up for a clean. The shipyard tug, smacks, a French fishing boat and M.Y. FREEDOM, all up for a clean and paint on Brightlingsea Hard this weekend. [DW]
The wooden steam tug BRICKLESEY was built 1918 by W.J. Yarwood at Northwich for the War Office as AS316. She was owned by Aldous at Brightlingsea from 1920 to 1963. Official No. 137350. Converted to motor tug 1938. [ John Collins / ...
Cat1 Places-->Brightlingsea Cat2 Ships and Boats-->Tugs](MMImages3/BF69_015_001.jpg "All up for a clean. The shipyard tug, smacks, a French fishing boat and M.Y. FREEDOM, all up for a clean and paint on Brightlingsea Hard this weekend. [DW]
The wooden steam tug BRICKLESEY was built 1918 by W.J. Yarwood at Northwich for the War Office as AS316. She was owned by Aldous at Brightlingsea from 1920 to 1963. Official No. 137350. Converted to motor tug 1938. [ John Collins / ...")