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Lonely Windmills and Wild Carp
The Last Princess of Pegwell
The Owl and the Pike
Early Fishing
Ghosts of the Winter Marsh
Ghosts of the Winter Marsh- Part Two
The Hawk’s Way
The Haunted Tin
A Postcard from Christmas Past
Séance with a Pike at Dusk
The Wild Perch of Black Dyke- Introduction
The Wild Perch of Black Dyke- Part Two
The Wild Perch of Black Dyke- Part Three
The Wild Perch of Black Dyke- Final Part
Phantoms of Pegwell
The Whale’s Graveyard
The Owl Unmasked
Tench of the Kentish Marshlands- Part One
Part Two- In Search of Albion Tinca
Part Three- The Carnival and the Queen
Wagtail Weir
Once were Peregrines- Part One: St George and the Dragon
Once Were Peregrines- Part Two: The Millennial Falcons
The River Hunters
Carp, Floodplains and Redundancy
Cherry Brandy and Brown Trout
Journey to a Kingfisher
Keepers of the Green Silence
Death in the Willows
Low Plains Tencher
The Ramsgate Parrot, Squirrel and Whiting Run
Wake Not the Sleeping Tench
Dragons, Fairies and Jungles
Chasing the Rainbow River
Lies, Carp and Englishmen
Picture Roll- Winter 2018-2019
The Little Spirits of St Laurence
The Water Dragons
The Mackerel Run
Edgar and I
Summer’s End
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Carp, Floodplains and Redundancy

Carp, Floodplains and Redundancy

“The Lord hates a coward” – Somewhere in the bible. I was made redundant last week. A money … Continue reading Carp, Floodplains and Redundancy

Edgar and I

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