| Mr Jinks has been rolled on her dollies stern on to the workshop doors, and the crane is made fast to a lifting bar through the weed hatch. | 
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| The crane lifts her off the stern dolly, and starts to slowly pull her back with the bow still resting on the dolly. | 
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| As she edges out, the shine on her paintwork catches the sun on a glorious afternoon (and you don't get many of them in Hyde). | 
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| With the forward dolly now at the workshop door, the crane sets her down ready to switch over for the main lift. | 
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| Now using the main lifting strops, the crane takes the strain to lift her off the forward dolly. | 
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| And slowly starts to edge the bow towards the door. | 
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| Nearly out! | 
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| Finally clear of the building, ready to be hoisted upwards. | 
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| The trailer backs underneath as she hangs there slightly stern down (I'd prefer spreader bars to keep the strops further apart, but I'm told they haven't dropped one yet) | 
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| With the trailer underneath, they start to lower her as the sun shines brightly. | 
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| As she goes onto the trailer, we get a view of the stunning shape of the bow. | 
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| Nearly down. | 
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| Safely down. | 
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| Free of the crane. | 
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| Ready to go... | 
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| And she swings out of the yard on her way to the boat show. See you there!! | 
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