Caller Ou sung by Newhaven Community Choir
In the 19th century, fresh oysters and other shellfish were plentiful and prices were low so they could be bought […]
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Native oysters by Corstorphine Primary School
P3A class at Corstorphone Primary School had a great day at Cramond Beach learning about seagrass and oysters, playing a
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Fish by St Mary’s Primary school
As part of our local procession gala day, we made a big float to parade through the town. We chose
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Seagrass Meadow by St Mary’s Primary School, Bathgate
As part of our local procession gala day, we made a big float to parade through the town. We chose
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Seagrass and Fish Flag by St Mary’s Primary School, Bathgate
As part of our local procession gala day, we made a big float to parade through the town. We chose
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Crab by St Mary’s Primary School Bathgate
As part of our local procession gala day, we made a big float to parade through the town. We chose
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Oyster by St Mary’s Primary School, Bathgate
As part of our local procession gala day, we made a big float to parade through the town. We chose
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Edinburgh Shoreline meets Frank Neate at Aberlady Bay
Leonie, Esther Thomsen and Marie Seraphim had a recent outing to Aberlady Bay LNR where they had arranged to meet
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Edinburgh Shoreline meets Joe Terburgh – Lobster fisherman and diver in the Firth of Forth
On Friday 5th May Leonie met up with Joe Terburgh to talk about his experience and observations as a diver
A walk to Cramond Island
What an afternoon to walk over to Cramond island! This stretch of the Firth of Forth is a Special Protected
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