The remains of wooden mud punts on the banks of the Clyde at the Newshot Island Boat Graveyard. For more than a century, starting in the early 1800s, these floating platforms received mud and other debris dredged up from the bed to the Clyde to help keep the navigation ways passable and transported it elsewhere to be dumped. At one time, the fleet of these vessels numbered in the hundreds, but this is all that are now left of them.
