Following on from last night’s coble link fest, here are some more double-ended coble photos for your entertainment, finishing up with a photo that reveals what happens to at least some of the fish they catch.
My mouth is watering already!
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Cobles; a double-ended coble, and oar details
As a soft southern keyboard-tapping desk jockey, I can get chilled just going to buy groceries at Tesco’s. So naturally there are some particularly tough communities that I feel bound to admire, and one of these groups is fishing communities.
Tonight, therefore, I’m going to post some links to material about Continue reading “Cobles of the North East of England”
Off to our sailing club at Hollowshore near Faversham today for a boat jumble. It turned out to be a good way to make use of the day, and sociable too, for the club is about as friendly as it’s possible to be.
The picture of my Julie loaded with the clobber we bought rather tells Continue reading “A wet Sunday in winter”