Author: Barrowsgate
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The Alairm – Pairt I
Barrowsgate and his wife will have to get up two hours earlier than normal because it’s their turn to have the steam threshing mill. A possible solution presents itself when Rob o’ Northies gives them two alarm clocks.
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Queer Craft – Conclusion
The boat is finally complete and Jeck and the smithy take it out on the Loch for some target practice.
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Queer Craft – Pairt Three
Barrowsgate continues the tale of the boat building. While Peter is waiting for Jeck, he tries to revive the smithy, who has collapsed into the ash bucket.
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Qweer Craft – Pairt Twa
With the smithy’s help, Jeck decides to armour plate his boat but ends up running a mile.
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Queer Craft – Pairt II
Jeck swears he saw a U-boat on Loch Pitbirley but Peter doesn’t believe him. They decide to visit the Smithy to settle the argument.
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Queer Craft Pairt I
Peter Birley tells Jeck the joiner that he has seen a submarine in Pitbirley Loch.
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War Feshes ‘Stammack Control’
Barrowsgate talks about the wartime economy and eating less. Context: Although rationing had not yet started, the wartime economy had already resulted in food shortages.
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A Double Launch
After last week’s fiasco, there’s another attempt to launch the boat but this time it’s Jeck’s turn for a soaking.
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The Christenin’
The carpenter’s boat is ready to launch. Jeck and Peter get ready to smash the bottle of wine against its nose.
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A Stormy Passage
Barrowsgate recounts how they take the roof off the shed to get the boat out. Unfortunately, Peter takes a tumble.