OUR TRIP BOAT "SAVILE"
 
Savile

The Society owns a trip boat called "Savile" which is used to promote CNS on local, and not so local, waterways. She is a 32 foot craft echoing the style of her predecessor "Doreen", a historic wooden Windermere launch. She was custom built in 1995 by Tayberg Steel Boats of Brighouse, and operates short trips at waterways events to give the public a little taste of their local canal scene.

In addition, Savile can be made available for private trips of up to 12 people. For more information, please contact the coordinator, whose details may be found on the Committee page.

You can also follow Savile's Travels by looking at the Events page.
 

Savile
Savile in dry dock for routine maintenance in
October 2011 (click to enlarge)
 
Savile at Brighouse
Savile ready to sail from Battyeford in Oct 2010 (click to enlarge)
 
Savile at Brighouse
Savile 'on manoeuvres' at Brighouse basin in Oct 2010 (click to enlarge)
 
Savile
Savile at South Pennine Boat Club rally in 2009 (click to enlarge)
 
Savile
Savile at Stanley Ferry back in June 2000, in her previous colour scheme
 
Doreen
Savile's predecessor Doreen on the Huddersfield Broad Canal
probably in about 1991 (click to enlarge)
 
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