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[TV] BBC This Fishing Life Cornwall.
- Thread starter Leekbrookgull
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Used to love Trawlermen. Such a dangerous job. so many episodes had "in memory of..." at the end.
junior
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Leekbrookgul is going to crabby once he sees this thread is about to descend into a thread full of fish puns.
A local fisherman once told me that if you are in chest waders and go overboard and you fill with water no life jacket will help you..
Eel get over it.
Needed knocking off his Perch anyway. He probably did it on porpoise.
- Jan 3, 2012
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Eel be disappointed with that.
I love this show
He might be tempted to have a Dab himself.
Ludensian Gull
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Haven't watched this series as thought it was a re run of series 1 
must pay more attention !
must pay more attention !
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
I will watch the first episode I might get hooked on the series.
LamieRobertson
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He’s got the opportunity-tuna-ty to post a few himself
banjo
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I used to like a nice prawn mag back in the day. Oops!! Wrong thread.
Arthur
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I caught the end of it the other week when switching over from MNF. Found it very interesting especially as they were talking about second homers and what its done to the price of property down there. London prices but no one locally earns London money was the general feeling. Not sure how true that actually is as my ex Mrs is obsessed with Cornwall and had been looking in and around the St Ives area and the house prices weren't earth shattering.
Lovely part of the world that is for sure.
Rick Stein's Cornwall is on at the moment as well.
Lovely part of the world that is for sure.
Rick Stein's Cornwall is on at the moment as well.
Albion in the north
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Dont be so Krill
Have always harboured (excuse the pun) the idea of retiring to Mevagissey, could do this if I wanted to but the Mrs has said I'd be bored. Just love the idea of watching the coming and going in the harbour but I get her point, once I've done that there's a lot of day left.
McTavish
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- Nov 5, 2014
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It depends where you are looking. My mum lives in Penzance where you can get a two-bed flat for about £100,000 (which is still well out of the reach of many locals) but just down the road in Mousehole, a 2 bed terrace can go for £750,000 +
Tough watch tonight..........hard times.
Normal Rob
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I missed the part about the family who had bought and restored the boat only to find out that the quota did not come with it. Were they conned? Or had they mucked up?