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Official Website of Middlesbrough Football Club |
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The unofficial Middlesbrough site, content by the Boro fanzine FLY ME TO THE MOON.
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MOMA WALES (Museum Of Modern Art, Wales) has grown up alongside The Tabernacle, a former Wesleyan chapel which in 1986 reopened as a centre for the performing arts. MOMA WALES has six beautiful exhibition spaces which house, throughout the year, The Tabernacle Collection and Modern Welsh Art (Wales’ top artists). Individual artists are spotlighted in a series of temporary exhibitions. |
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SPIDERS PLUS offer flies tied with all of these traditional materials, PLUS holographic and fluorescent braids & threads and feathers from other sources such as C.D.C, Coq de Leon, Brahma Hen and photo-process dyed capes. |
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Since its establishment in 1994 by publishers Jon and Rosie Ward-Allen, the Medlar Press has gained an enviable reputation for the publication of some of the finest fishing books in the world. These editions - of both classic and modern titles - reflect the growing revival of traditional angling methods and values. |
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Waterlog, since its launch in December 1996 has proved itself one of the finest angling magazines of all time. Published by the Medlar Press, and edited by Jon Ward-Allen, the magazine features some of the best descriptive, humorous and incisive writing on angling. Beautifully produced, with superb photography and illustrations, the magazine is a joy to read and a real collector’s item. |
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We are a small kennel breeding Parson Russell Terriers, situated on the outskirts of the City of Oxford. We overlook a golf course and have plenty of open space within a short walk from the front door. We share the local green spaces with foxes, badgers, muntjak, squirrels, rabbits and roe deer which roam the area and can often be seen; so we need to keep our wits about us when walking the dogs! |
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On leaving school, Paul studied at Art College for 1 year. He was then apprenticed to a small glass studio where over the next 5 years he learnt the art of etching, specialising in "French Embossing", Sand blasting, Gold leafing, Sign writing, Hand painted pictorials on glass and wooden signs.
Paul is now applying many of those art and craft skills towards making his beautifully decorated floats and float tubes, also his cane rod restoration including many associated items of fishing tackle. |
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Caught by the river is not just a fishing website."Caught by the river” is a state of mind.It’s a very special, personal moment.You get it when you hear a great song, a great singer.
You can get it from books and from films.Transcendental moments.We hope you find stuff in here that makes you smile and we hope you find stuff that you can identify with.
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