-
which 2.7
million were
undecked (open) boats.
While nearly all
decked vessels were mechanised, only one-third of the
undecked fishing boats were powered...
- A
thwart is a part of an
undecked boat that
provides seats for the crew and
structural rigidity for the hull. A
thwart goes from one side of the hull to...
- The
gunwale of an
undecked boat...
-
which 2.7
million were
undecked (open) boats.
While nearly all
decked vessels were mechanized, only one-third of the
undecked fishing boats were powered...
- and Scotland.
Luggers varied extensively in size and design. Many were
undecked, open boats, some of
which operated from
beach landings (such as Hastings...
- are over 100 tons. At the
other extreme, two-thirds (1.8 million) of the
undecked boats are
traditional craft of
various types,
powered only by sail and...
-
troops or supplies. In the age of sail, a
gunboat was
usually a
small undecked vessel carrying a
single smoothbore cannon in the bow, or just two or three...
-
faster one. The
earliest designs had only one row of
rowers that sat in
undecked hulls,
rowing against thole pins, or oarports, that were
placed directly...
- multi-decked
ships which were
loaded through hatchways (as
opposed to
earlier undecked or
single decked ships)
found it more
convenient to use a
smaller size...
-
white fish
species such as cod and
saithe with long line fishing.
These undecked sixareens operated between 30 and 50
miles offs**** -sometimes
within sight...
