A dug-out boat found upside down when digging near the Eau in 1836. The boat measured 50ft long by 4ft wide internally. {1}{2} The boat was described as being 'hewn out of the trunk of a single large tree'. It measured 15m long, by 1.2m wide on the inside. It was found in 'close No.741' of the 25" Ordnance Survey map, which corresponds with a grass pasture between the church and the river at Scotter. The date of the find is a little uncertain, with some dates between 1810 and 1814 being given in some sources, although confusion with another dug-out boat found in Scotter may account for this (see MLI50041). The date of 1836 for the finding of this boat seems most probable. {3}{4}