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Posted 22 November 2008 - 05:17 PM
oh the reason for the week joke in my previous post? for some reason you share the same IP with the ersehole that got banned, i think it was for several personal attacks directed at me for no good reason, but seeing as you are not him and don't mind telling the admin who you are and all that, then we should get on fine, the person you claim to know so you'll be familiar with how spineless he is? i thought so, won't hold it against you, we've all had a spineless friend at one time or other, mine was someone who once had a spine till i ripped it out with my bare hands after he tried to claim i was a laughing stock, i keep him in a bucket now and feed him krilll, or is it trill? thats it, trill, some parrots think they are so feckin clever, who's a pretty boy now eh? i don't hear him laughing now, but its ok, i'm over it, i've moved on, chill and relax!!!!
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Posted 23 November 2008 - 02:14 PM
Sure its a grand oul team ti play for
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Posted 23 November 2008 - 04:19 PM
my old whaling chum who i don't know if he still lives was called jennings, i'll wait for the slower ones.........................
the other was called mcgeochan, owned the fidelity and the mary anne, think he last whaled in the mid 60's, often wonder what happened to that boy? think his name was neil? nice boy, we know what happened to the fidelity but no idea where the mary anne went after lawrence retired?
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Posted 24 November 2008 - 12:00 PM
#23 Guest_Steve Ellwood_*
Posted 25 November 2008 - 08:58 AM
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Not sure if it will be of interest to all members, but..... great book to read is The Whaling Trade of North East England 1750-1850 by Tony Barrow (ISBN 187375783-2) - the Tyne had quite a large Whaling Fleet in its time. Well worth a read if you can find the book on the 2nd hand market
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Posted 25 November 2008 - 01:20 PM
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All I know Is that there used to be a small school of basking sharks that used to be able to be seen every summer outside my window on and off, then one day that guy showed up and that was the last time I ever saw them about. Just wondering, If you know did he kill them for sport, or is there actually a practical use for dead basking sharks? Seeing as they are a docile, friendly creature I'm guessing it's the latter, can't imagine there would be too much sport in killing them?
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Posted 25 November 2008 - 01:24 PM
He had a channel documentary made about him, can't remember the name now
#30 Guest_Steve Ellwood_*
Posted 25 November 2008 - 02:50 PM
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He had a channel documentary made about him, can't remember the name now
Project Basking Shark
Mauvis Gore, Rupert Ormond & Howard McCrindle
http://www.gla.ac.uk...hark_frame.html
The documentary was FRAGILE EARTH: SHARK HUNTER
"A single Scottish trawlerman, Howard McCrindle, has been accused by conservationists of driving the Basking Shark (the world's second biggest fish) to extinction in British waters. FRAGILE EARTH follows the shark hunt and considers the different opinions about the threat to the shark."