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‘Skylight’s’ engine is now in the Museum’s collection. Photo courtesy of Len Paterson. Life on board Working aboard a puffer was not an easy life. Unlike larger boats, they did not have a lot of crew accommodation. Most puffers carried a crew of four men – the Skipper, the Engineer (‘Chief’), the Mate, and the Deckhand. Most of the crew would sleep in the triangular forecastle in the bow (front) of the boat. Later diesel powered puffers did not need a large boiler so room for crew accommodation was created at the back of the boat (aft). Crews had to be accustomed to hard physical labour as it was their responsibility to load and unload the puffer’s cargo. This was often done manually with buckets and shovels. Often local residents would help unload a visiting puffer to allow the boat to leave with the next tide. Without their help unloading could take a couple of days.