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Edith May on the TV programme Bygones

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Author Gavin AtkinPosted on February 23, 2014Categories Barges and wherries, Culture: songs, stories, photography and art, History, LocationsTags Bygones, edith may, sailing barge

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Outstanding small boat adventurer Howard Rice tells his story for the Dinghy Cruising Association
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