"Mr. Seaweed" - Ernie Nicholson https://www.recordingmorecambebay.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Ernie-Nicholson-seaweed.mp3 zoomPhotograph of Ernie Nicholson, interviewee for oral history project.Ernie Nicholson describes how he regrets calling a fellow fisherman “Mr. Seaweed”, one of the Willacy family by mistake.Listen to full interview.Themes Fishing (322) Places Morecambe (255) Time period 1930s-2000sPage added 22/05/2018Related catalogue records Oral history interview with Ernie Nicholson, net maker No CommentsStart the ball rolling by posting a comment on this page! Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ Stories'Christmas was an exciting time' - Jack Manning'We don't have tides in Blackburn'"Mr. Seaweed" - Ernie NicholsonA Lofty Conical EminenceA Salty StoryArnside FountainBarrow-in-Furness DocksBarrow-in-Furness: The early daysBeautiful BirkriggBeing in the wrong channel when sailing - John HowellBirkrigg Stone Circle and Birkrigg Common: aerial photographsBorn into a family of butchersBracken clearance at Birkrigg Common (aerial films)Canal Foot SongCatching TalesConservation at Birkrigg Stone CircleCross bay swimCrossfields of ArnsideCycling in BarrowEarly Shipbuilding in Furness and BarrowElephants in the water - Sid EastwoodErnie Nicholson: Netmaker and FishermanFishing in a male dominated world - Margaret OwenFishing with a haaf-net - Margaret OwenFishing with seals - Margaret OwenGetting Easter eggs for the first time - Leeds Children Holiday HomeGleaston Castle: Digital DiscoveryGliding in FurnessGrowing up at Canal Foot - Eunice Sampson, Jane Smith and Ann JohnsonGrowing up at Sunderland Point - Alan SmithGrowing up at Sunderland Point - Dorothy CalverleyGrowing up at Sunderland Point - Iris BirksGrowing up at Sunderland Point - Jackie BailiffHave you heard the cockles sing?Heysham Head interactive guided walkIron and Steel Works, Barrow-in-FurnessJack Manning Photographic CollectionJenny Brown's PointKeith Willacy Photographic CollectionKnow Your Shrimps - Trevor OwenLearning to fish - Jack ManningLeisure boat sailing on Morecambe BayLovelies vs LooniesModern Salt-MakingMorecambe cockling disaster - 'on our knees'Morecambe's Super Swimming StadiumNearly drowned - Jack ManningNearly drowned - Margaret OwenNorth Walney RangesPlans for WalneyRecording the Bay's Military heritageRiddling for shrimps - David BatesRites of passage of a coastguardRoyal Shrimps on a Toasted Muffin anyone?School Boy Adventures in Barrow, Dalton and AskamShipbuilding in Barrow-in-FurnessSmugglers Cave on Holme Island - Gillian AsplinTaking the PlungeThe Aqua LovliesThe early black presence in LancasterThe Fishing Hut StoriesThe Romans are Coming, Don’t Panic !!! … The Sound of Horses in the NightTime and TideUlverston inshore rescue on a busy saturday - Bruce ChattawayUnderstanding Warton Crag Iron Age hillfortVickerstownWartime Memories of ArnsideWartime WalneyWhat's in a name?Yachting in BarrowZeppelin over Barrow - Denys Vaughan Share thisFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin
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