Fishing and Folk: Life and Dialect on the North Sea Coast (Large Print 16pt)

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ReadHowYouWant.com, 2010 - History - 447 pages
With enormous enthusiasm for the language of ordinary northerners, this scenic portrait of coastal peoples combines history, etymology, and recollections to record a folk culture that strives to survive against current worldwide trends of uniformity. The examination delves deep into the boat and fishing traditions that shape this small angler community, including smuggling, the scenery, and the surrounding wildlife. The increasing threat that globalization poses to these sea populations makes this an important preservation - as well as an excellent source of factual information and reference material about those who live on the North Sea.
 

Contents

Rock shelves and isolated
19
Rivurine and water
41
words
52
Chapter 8
67
Chapter 10
119
Chapter 2
150
Coble
190
Building
209
Whaling
351
Communities and the sea
354
Communities at the start
355
The progress of fishing communities
360
Sharing the load
369
The luck of fishing
375
In peril on the sea
379
Lifesaving lifeboats and lighthouses
403

Handling
218
Other
224
Chapter 7
255
Hand
275
Chapter 5
289
Nets
294
Ropes
301
Lobster and crab pots
303
Bringing the fish onboard
310
Landing processing and distribution
312
Fishermans duds
318
Food at sea
321
Salmon fishing
323
Herring
327
Trawling
345
The navy and big ships
422
Development of ports
427
Smuggling
433
Shanties and sea songs
448
Leisure
451
Angling
458
Holidays
461
Conclusion
480
Appendix 1
489
Appendix 2
566
Sources
587
Bibliography
588
The Story of North East Cooking 2nd edition
601
The Talk of the North East Coalfield
603
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