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| Contents |
| The Last Nail |
| Fly Fishing in Wales |
| New UK statistics authority web site |
The Last Nail
The Last Nail – St Monan’s Boatyard Originally uploaded by AndyRob The Last Nail – A Song The Last Nail is a recently finished song for the old boatyard at St Monan’s in Scotland, with general reference to traditional craft … Continue reading
Posted in Music
Tagged Andy Roberts, boat building, boats, Boatyard, fish, fishing, fishing fleet, Flickr, Folk Music, harbour, herring, lyrics, song, The last nail
Fly Fishing in Wales
Here’s somebody who knows how to enjoy a bank holiday weekend by getting away from it all and going fly fishing in Wales. The fast flowing stream is next to an ancient stone bridge in a valley out off the … Continue reading
Posted in Calendar, UK, Weekend Breaks
Tagged abergavenny, Bank Holiday, brecon, fishing, flow state, fly, fly fishing in wales, south wales, weekend
New UK statistics authority web site
UK Statistics Authority A new independent body to oversee the quality of UK quantitative statistical data publication was launched yesterday. The UK Statistics Authority run by Sir Michael Scholar is outside of government control, (like Torchwood) being answerable directly to … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, UK, wildlife
Tagged demersal, fish, fisheries statistics, fishing, fishing fleet, fishing industries, fishing industry, herring, key economic indicators, Mackerel, pelagic, scottish, sea fisheries, stock
