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Friday, 18 March 2011

Like London buses, after two days of almost no fish on the market, four beamers land in one day.

Brixham super beamer, Sea Lady is operating in the black still......
but she won't be happy with the relentless increase in the cost of fuel oil.......
with what looks set to be the biggest Spring tide of the year in the coming days, take the chance of getting your points across on any harbour related matter to the Harbour Commissioners next Monday at 1pm in the Mission.......
magnificent mullet, sure to be on one of those London wet fish shop window displays tomorrow......
one hungry looking tub gurnard......
and a beady-eyed ling.......
washed up and needing repatriation........
where in the world, who put it there and why - over to you Ollie! - ps where are Zac's videos?
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3 comments:

  1. boskysquelch18 March 2011 at 16:23

    I took that box back....and, as usual, got a look as if I was nicking it whilst putting it in the pile to be washed....they are pretty boxes mind.... I was gutted to find it still solid...would have walked it home, repaired & painted it if it hadn't been...still, a friend found two "foreigners" on Marazion a few weeks back which'll go on mine :)

    I'm still on the case looking for the Pz10 model history but all concerned have been a bit "shy". I'm sure when the weather gets brighter so will their memories & inclination to have a chat.

    Kindest Regards

    boskysquelch

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  2. Larry Hartwell - Through the Gaps18 March 2011 at 18:05

    One good turn!
    Re PZ10 - so far the sleuths on the case have identified the boat as Budget built for, or owned at least by Ridges - am guessing that Tommy Waters might be able to throw more light on the original boat and the model's history - some reckon that one of the Penders was the builder?

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  3. boskysquelch14 June 2011 at 09:11

    I took that box back....and, as usual, got a look as if I was nicking it whilst putting it in the pile to be washed....they are pretty boxes mind.... I was gutted to find it still solid...would have walked it home, repaired & painted it if it hadn't been...still, a friend found two "foreigners" on Marazion a few weeks back which'll go on mine :)

    I'm still on the case looking for the Pz10 model history but all concerned have been a bit "shy". I'm sure when the weather gets brighter so will their memories & inclination to have a chat.

    Kindest Regards

    boskysquelch

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