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Sussex Micky
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I was reminded of these I have owned for some years now when I contributed to a recent post about "Fishing shop memories"
Looking at these wonderfully illustrated little books by Bernard Venables , brings it home just how much we have to thank Bernard for...opening the pages we are instantly taken to another world , a place of wonderfull dreams indeed ..what memories!

thank you Bernard :Hat:

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Is it a sin to covert thy neighbours Venables?.....
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Very nice Micky.
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:Confused: hmmm

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I don't know about coveting your neighbour's venables but it is certainly a sin to covet their ox or their ass!

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Wandler wrote:I don't know about coveting your neighbour's venables but it is certainly a sin to covet their ox or their ass!
Don't worry Micky, I'm only after your Venables... :Wink:

Bernard's artwork is so alive. It's not high life like but it's so much the back drop for all fishing.
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I love the look of that perch :Happy:
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:Hat: Very nice micky, each one a snapshot into a special world.
Not a fish was visible that first time I visited Beechmere; an utter
stillness brooded over the place and I felt the strange and sinister atmosphere which, so the story goes,
has been the cause of several suicides.’
BB – Confessions of a Carp Fisher

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Prince of Durham wrote:
Wandler wrote:I don't know about coveting your neighbour's venables but it is certainly a sin to covet their ox or their ass!
Don't worry Micky, I'm only after your Venables... :Wink:

Bernard's artwork is so alive. It's not high life like but it's so much the back drop for all fishing.
absolutely no chance :Wink:

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Lovely collection, Sir. Odd how I suddenly feel very old ... and very young at the same time !
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