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Skylark could be centrepiece of new Dumbarton boat building attraction
The Dunkirk Little Ship is currently undergoing restoration, but could return to the area as part of a new boatbuilding museum and workshop.
Mary Burch, chair of the Skylark IX Recovery Trust at the launch of plans for a Boatbuilding Museum and Workshop in Dumbarton. (Image: Skylark IX Recovery Trust)
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A SHIP that saved hundreds of lives in the Second World War, sank twice, was rescued from a watery grave and made thousands of holidaymakers happy on Loch Lomond is to have a new purpose, and a new home near Glasgow. Who remembers the Skylark IX? Skylark IX at Portobello Beach. She also served as a pleasure boat on Loch Lomond. Built as a pleasure boat in 1934, Skylark IX became one of the famous Dunkirk Little Ships in May 1940 when she served during Operation Dynamo, the mission to save 338,000 Allied soldiers from Dunkirk. (She is one of only two Operation Dynamo ships to survive today.)
The 25 Least Obedient Small Dog Breeds
On 5/22/21 at 7:00 PM EDT
Mary Burch, the director of AKC s Family Dog program, tells
Newsweek that each of the organisation s nearly 200 breeds were originally developed to perform specific jobs, be that herding, hunting, guarding or just being great companions. Considering this, a key question when it comes to training is, what was your breed created to do, and what kinds of training do you want to do with your puppy? If you want to train your dog to hunt and you chose a terrier, you might end up thinking your dog is not being obedient, when it s really you as the owner approaching training incorrectly.