fishin
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| but noo the r nae | fishin | boats in the herbour at |
| shiko 1665 1731 smaw boats | fishin | eftir whit thinks ah as |
| fisherraw herbour wis fu o | fishin | yoles ilka time the boats |
| elaborate family connections cause o | fishin | again ye know m1015: mmhm |
| ehm f1054: is dunbar a | fishin | toon m1015: oh aye f1054: |
| know f1054: yeah what aboot | fishin | words gordon [inaudible] m1015: [exhale] |
| efter a trip tae the | fishin | gruns bedd bi hissel up |
| ae day while on a | fishin | trip an wearin on fur |
| aye a buckie drifter a | fishin | boat f1054: what was that |
| stepped in ower a sma | fishin | boat made intae a ferry |
| oot tae sea a sma | fishin | boat that gaed oot tae |
| insult tae look like a | fishin | boat then f1041: [laugh] f1043: |
| s very keen on de | fishin | so [laugh] dat wis fine |
| were keen eneuch they were | fishin | the docken grub an i |
| s fae [inaudible] aye the | fishin | trade i think it has |
| o nicknames come through the | fishin | trade ye would aye get |
| ye wisna far fae yer | fishin | freens aboot e coast ye |
| east coast fin the herrin | fishin | wis at its heicht the |
| is the back en day | fishin | nith doun by dumfries his |
| gloamin oors wi carrick men | fishin | their loch frae en tae |
| fish an corn frae the | fishin | an fermin units in sector |
| furst doun the puils by | fishin | etiquette daur yin tak fish |
| that fish fair an square | fishin | the worm thae fellas there |
| fish doun an makin the | fishin | uiseless whan wullie mcginty cam |
| lid the auld sauch creel | fishin | friens but in ither things |
| o ye pit on my | fishin | jaiket an the ither keep |
| puil while twa ither chiels | fishin | the faur bank pit their |
| turnt doun wellies cairryin auld | fishin | rods an purns we cam |
| i said somebody that gones | fishin | an they were fair lookin |
| daein he blustert ah m | fishin | fair whaur s yet worms |
| piece oot it by fair | fishin | in a season unfortunately there |
| life he was at the | fishin | f1054: okay okay just one |
| [inaudible] f1054: is that a | fishin | one m1014: no no it |
| call [inaudible] f1054: any any | fishin | words associated wi bein in |
| puil jimpy mcginty s there | fishin | juist ablow the big tree |
| s nae sic thing as | fishin | juist the wey her faither |
| an wad raither juist be | fishin | the same as you an |
| sometime if they re juist | fishin | themsels it s a gey |
| i went somebody that gones | fishin | [laugh] an he goes aye |
| ootower the loodspikkers cam a | fishin | lilt wi a wee bit |
| a great gemm the nicht | fishin | an i ve seen mony |
| to the subject of nicht | fishin | in general aye he began |
| nocht else in life but | fishin | mornin noon an nicht it |
| it aff like a parrot | fishin | fowk in the auld days |
| auld claes routine an cairryin | fishin | rods throu the glesses frae |
| as muckle aboot seine net | fishin | as ma erse kens aboot |
| was a the this jargon | fishin | he was speakin aboot f831: |
| know he was on aboot | fishin | it was a the this |
| negotiations wi the eu aboot | fishin | quotas haed gane she threapit |
| aince heard in singin the | fishin | ane o a radio ballad |
| dinnae ken whit they were | fishin | for there wi that ane |
| uist ti tak ti the | fishin | wi yue his yungest son |
| blouse f1043: comin fae the | fishin | aye but it a [?]jinsy[/?] |
| i ve worked at the | fishin | all my life and i |
| f- far more sort o | fishin | community m842: aye f831: whereas |
| lyin ower eh pier waal | fishin | for peltags is far changed |
| a statutory day aff the | fishin | i answert a chap at |
| hame frae his day s | fishin | he fand an open dure |
| as rodric wes fettlin his | fishin | net bi his ingil he |
| you hold dear in the | fishin | community or other things that |
| up eh eh in the | fishin | community we were ehm we |
| community between the fairmin an | fishin | folk m1014: [inaudible] m1017: no |
| the waiter till we were | fishin | a hole amang alder trees |
| see great chieftain o the | fishin | race till his sullen dame |
| ower his years in the | fishin | unit twis fit he thocht |
| mairried he d seen guid | fishin | plans miscairried through girnin wives |
| mannie s sark in the | fishin | again f1040: yeah f1041: aye |
| for tam had aye the | fishin | fever kenned faur an wide |
| s just the same wi | fishin | farmin any any activity that |
| an laes him tae the | fishin | she s left alane wi |
| lane wi the mey flee | fishin | up the thrapple glen it |
| score oot it by foul | fishin | an they were spylin it |
| an ill day at the | fishin | an nou this sair mishanter |
| only went tae buy mair | fishin | graith for fisher wull the |
| disaster struck dan buoy wiz | fishin | for cuddin s off eh |
| faimlies hid ain patterns on | fishin | jumpers makkit tae defeat winds |
| the riverbank whaur wis he | fishin | neil neil pyntit tae a |
| tae be quite a small | fishin | village an with the increase |
| fin puggie an his brither | fishin | blithely awa at the corner |
| out for ordnar for the | fishin | eftir takkin leave o his |
| it they werena lang stertit | fishin | at that time an they |
| a committee member o the | fishin | club an a regular in |
| the heid byllie replied an | fishin | withoot permits ma permit s |
| uh ll be mendin the | fishin | nets lori uh ll be |
| neither time nor tide for | fishin | he d lay ocht aside |
| quay a fleet o rooshty | fishin | boaties bobbit at anchor the |
| nevoy baith vrocht in the | fishin | ha section ye cud smell |
| the rashes hou s the | fishin | nets see up i the |
| takkin drink whan i m | fishin | but i believe in seein |
| lane she s caad a | fishin | weedow aiblins thochts rin throu |
| granny s blanket kist the | fishin | rod that never fished the |
| with the increase in the | fishin | industry torry grew with it |
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