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Now that the official countdown to the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow has begun, I think I will do a series of Games related posts over...
Mark Mansfield Until a few weeks ago I’d never been within 100 metres of a coracle. I’d seen one from afar at the odd away game at Shrewsbury Town’s Gay Meadow ground back in the day, where local coracle maker Fred Davies used to sit in one of his boats during matches and retrieve any […]
The coracle has been in use in Wales since the 7th century, and today is used along the Towy River by fishermen angling for salmon and sea trout.
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The Dream Coracle is an inviting sleep space or cosy retreat that children can climb into on their own.
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Experimental coracle sailing on the River Chelmer
A usual evening in Hampi
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A carefully crafted coracle, Loch Tay. www.scottishfield.co.uk/culture/using-ancient-skills-to-c...
The coracle is a small, round boat made of wickerwork or laths covered with a waterproofed layer of animal skin or fabric used in Wales, Ireland, and parts of western England. I found this beautiful fragment somewhere: “In times gone by, people living on the many small islands of Scotland would carry food and comfort […]
Alleppey, Kerala
Photo of Carmarthen, Coracle Men c.1950 from Francis Frith
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Reepicheep in his Coracle by Jef Murray
Some 1800 or so of the shots I took at the Ironbridge Coracle Regatta on 26th Aug 2013 compiled with Proshow to make a slightly strange video.
Coracles, the small, rounded boats with a rich history, offer a fascinating glimpse into traditional boat-building techniques. Their unique design and
The 30th annual Ironbridge coracle regatta is held at the Ironbridge rowing club with dozens of people taking to the small boats made from an interwoven wooden frame for races and events on the river Severn in Shropshire
