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ago concrete supports for mulberry | harbour | construction stand up in profusion |
murchie a t the mulberry | harbour | project in wigtownshire 1942 1946 |
construction work for the mulberry | harbour | saw the workforce there working |
room a balcony overlooking the | harbour | a tiled floor an old |
james ferguson lived overlooking the | harbour | in the house at the |
in his office overlooking the | harbour | noticed particularly the intervals of |
special waves slammin intae the | harbour | waas muckle white flares hingin |
naewey waves crashing over the | harbour | wall gull flies goes nowhere |
the waves crashing over the | harbour | wall m1106: now it s |
what was coming over the | harbour | wall m1106: some big waves |
to bring them into the | harbour | at stranraer m608: mmhm m194: |
a railway clerk at stranraer | harbour | changed his day off to |
sometimes in stranraer from the | harbour | they d be a mile |
the south entrance to lerwick | harbour | pitten put dagidder together auld |
and soon slipped through the | harbour | s vulvic entrance in their |
in a boat to the | harbour | 47 mls from the harbour |
harbour 47 mls from the | harbour | to town in a train |
the water over at the | harbour | m1106: i- [exhale] the no |
the oil over at the | harbour | the no the m1106: yeah |
the dredger s in buckie | harbour | this week m1106: is it |
we watched coming over a | harbour | wall m1106: i- eh f1105: |
lot of boats in the | harbour | f1136: i want you cause |
with a large boatyard and | harbour | with many foreign boats coming |
green leaves like grand pianos | harbour | birdsong a crow s a |
green leaves like grand pianos | harbour | birdsong zen stone worn smooth |
amongst them out beyond the | harbour | bar and drown the lot |
in the bay across the | harbour | bar seals jumped in doubles |
the american boat in the | harbour | at the moment rowland well |
train from london at the | harbour | station remembers that even moored |
wave coming over from the | harbour | just now see if there |
view right oot ower de | harbour | which is de best f960: |
but by and large the | harbour | folks daily round continued much |
glasgow green down into the | harbour | down to the coast different |
buildings at ehm along the | harbour | edge are right in the |
lorries up eh from the | harbour | up along sta- [inaudible] drive |
south east part of the | harbour | archaeologists have found the royal |
been made in the eastern | harbour | in the south east part |
murky mists slithering around the | harbour | a car appeared need a |
pictures eh taken around the | harbour | and you can see these |
m1014: i went around the | harbour | for a walk i didnae |
see the one down the | harbour | f1136: no f1135: look down |
a punt down in the | harbour | here just just down below |
he was down at north | harbour | motorcycles m608: uh huh m642: |
hear the one about the | harbour | prostitute he leered went down |
a punt down in the | harbour | up here we call it |
tunnel richt through alow the | harbour | an oot the ither side |
have come to the natural | harbour | on the lee side of |
fae one side o the | harbour | to the ither ower them |
where for example the scrabster | harbour | project is improving the infrastructure |
door catches its breath the | harbour | tang sneaks underneath over the |
bressay lies right across the | harbour | so that it makes it |
f823: stonehaven m824: doon the | harbour | an that bervie m822: bervie |
m1016: the vennel doon the | harbour | caed the vennel then cause |
i went away doon the | harbour | f637: but ye had tae |
d [?]go[/?] away doon the | harbour | f637: she d tae go |
eh the round aboot the | harbour | area ye know an the |
lamp was huge leaving the | harbour | the shetland ferry bites through |
in the ice at the | harbour | then we walked through the |
fae her windae facin ainster | harbour | rings on the cooker glowin |
the 1979 stamp portraying the | harbour | area before the bridge and |
premises or vehicles that may | harbour | evidence water bailiffs and constables |
because it is a shoreline | harbour | eh aa the merchant men |
copies of that s ayr | harbour | m608: oh right f643: how |
there was [exhale] how many | harbour | ones and how many country |
consultation arrangements for the glasgow | harbour | development s1w 24768 pauline mcneill |
it s a very sheltered | harbour | and ehm f746: oh right |
s dramatic entry into the | harbour | at alexandria as is common |
has skimmed into puerto soller | harbour | in the night and is |
oh f978: and then the | harbour | itself you know there s |
as he tacked aff the | harbour | s mou then cam in |
it s such a good | harbour | then really or f978: pardon |
lerwick having such a fine | harbour | and and all f746: oh |
such kind of a good | harbour | that s why it s |
s fish restaurant in the | harbour | perhaps from where we could |
nightingale a busker from the | harbour | whose nickname joan couldn t |
may have possessed a proper | harbour | for a charter of 1668 |
landings to resume at macduff | harbour | s1w 34763 stewart stevenson to |
he was brought up same | harbour | an he was a fisherman |
likes of a of a | harbour | f1009: mmhm m1008: mmhm m1007: |
his display on the sydney | harbour | bridge [censored: forename] began by saying |
in you know in the | harbour | for a day or two |
in scotland of a the | harbour | grants scheme b the fishing |
my balcony the womb shaped | harbour | near circular with a narrow |
shelter of the loch and | harbour | the victoria was rising and |
longed for glimpses of the | harbour | with flotillas of every imaginable |
its posteerior an fowk fa | harbour | bees in bunnets fa i |
for it still had a | harbour | in 1668 nor did it |
scottish executive what dependence macduff | harbour | and surrounding businesses have on |
repairs indian girl to leave | harbour | as soon as seaworthy season |
mend they only breed resentments | harbour | hates militate against progress they |