Mistral - journal of Mersea Island Society. 1983

ID: MIS_1983

Abstract

The Museum does not have a copy of this journal, but all pages have been scanned from a borrowed copy.

Published

1983

Source

Mersea Museum

MIS_1983

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Title:	Mistral. Journal of the Mersea Island Society. January 1983.
Date:	January 1983
Source:	Mersea Museum

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Title:	Mistral. Journal of the Mersea Island Society. January 1983. Page 28. Laying - Up continued. The largest ship in recent months was the NEWHAVEN at 26,996 metric tones summer deadweight and 570 ft in length overall. Once toe GLYNTAF of Welsh owners Idwal Williams, she was sold to new owners whilst in the Blackwater and departed to Swansea where she was renamed FANNYAN. NORFOLK FERRY arrived January 1982 ZAK ex STRATHTAY, ex TREBARTHA, arrived June 1982 NEWHAVEN arrived June departed October for Swansea CAPE AVANTI DUE, ex SUGAR PRODUCER, arrived June. OPAL BOUNTY arrived July departed October for R. Tyne. PROTOKLITOS arrived July GIANIS MARIOS H arrived July departed October for Antwerp DELPHIC REEFER arrived July departed October for Flushing ALIAKMON RIVER arrived July TURQUOISE BOUNTY arrived August departed October for R. Tyne SOPHIA C arrived August departed November for Montreal MEADOWBANK arrived August departed October for Hamburg INTRA TRUTH arrived October departed December for Dunkirk ESSEX FERRY arrived December.
Date:	January 1983
Source:	Mersea Museum

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Title:	Mistral. Journal of the Mersea Island Society. January 1983. Page 37. Mersea's Railway that never was, by R. Kingstone. See MMH_RLY for the full article on Mersea's proposed railway.
Date:	January 1983
Source:	Mersea Museum

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Title:	Mistral. Journal of the Mersea Island Society. January 1983. Page 38. Mersea's Railway contd. See MMH_RLY for the full article on Mersea's proposed railway. Remarks about the Coracle by Alec Grant.
Date:	January 1983
Source:	Mersea Museum