10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOLWAY FIRTH»
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Solway Firth in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Solway Firth and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Geology of Scotland
As at Hopeman (Elgin area), the footprints seem to indicate that the reptiles were
probably heading towards the nearest source of water, in this case south to the
lower-altitude Solway Firth Basin. Stranraer and North Channel ( Portpatrick ) ...
2
Draft Marine Bill: Vol. 2: Oral and Written Evidence
The Partnership acts as a facilitator of holistic integrated management of the
Solway Firth with a key function being provision of a link between English and
Scottish interests. The Partnership has a Board of eleven elected Trustees,
nineteen ...
3
PLA Notes 30: Participation and Fishing Communities
In 1996, we were asked by the Solway Firth Partnership to design and facilitate
regional workshops to enable local people to present their ideas and develop
action plans to inform the development of fisheries management plans. This
paper ...
4
Pub142, 2004 Sailing Directions (Enroute): Ireland and the ...
The tidal harbor is only used by small craft and fishing vessels. Pilotage. — See
Solway Firth in paragraph 10. 1 1 for further information.. 10.14 Harrington (54°37
'N., 3°34'W.), lying 2 miles S of Workington, is a small harbor which dries at LW.
5
The Battlefields of England
They would obviously have selected a line somewhere to the south of Solway
Firth. Even Solway Firth seems to me improbably far north for their fleet; if it was
in the Ribble these objections become still stronger. The same applies even
more ...
6
The Atlas of Bird Migration: Tracing the Great Journeys of ...
The smallest, about 28,000, breeds in Svalbard and winters on the Solway Firth,
Scotland. The third population, about 60,000, breeds in east Greenland,
wintering on islands off Scotland and Ireland, scattered between Orkney and
County ...
7
The Geology of England and Wales
Lake District) surrounding the basin, but sharp, localized thickness changes
suggest that their distribution was also influenced by syndepositional faulting.
Ramsey Whitehaven Ridge. Solway Firth. Carlisle and adjacent has ins in
southern ...
P. J. Brenchley, Peter Franklin Rawson, 2006
8
Biological, Physical and Geochemical Features of Enclosed ...
Si:P ratios during July followed a similar trend to those reported for May, however
, ratios were higher with maximum Si:P ratios being found at a northern site
between the Solway Firth and Burrow Head where they reached approximately
28 ...
E.M. Blomqvist, E. Bonsdorff, Karel Essink, 1999
9
Prize Essay on the Fishes of the District of the
Firth of Forth
Bull-Trout of the Firth of Forth, Solway Firth, and Tweed, not common. (Plate
XXXIII. Fig. 7 '.— Large-headed Bull- Trout.)— Length twenty-six inches ; male ;
three teeth on the anterior part of the vomer ; tail even at the end ; suboperculum
large ...
10
Solway Coast: Britain's Heritage Coast
The Solway Firth, 'that most beautiful and dangerous of seas', isn't strictly a sea –
as most people will know. It is a firth, or frith, to use the older version. The
meaning of firth/frith is well known, commonly referring to a narrow inlet of sea.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOLWAY FIRTH»
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Solway Firth is used in the context of the following news items.
Salmon quota 'will end' Solway Firth haaf netters
Haaf netters - fishermen who use a method inherited from the Vikings - fear a fresh restriction on the number of fish they can catch will end their trade on the ... «BBC News, Apr 15»
Coking coal find by Cluff Natural Resources near Solway Firth
Cluff Natural Resources, the firm behind plans for an underground coal gasification (UCG) development in the Firth of Forth, has found a potentially large source ... «The Courier, Feb 15»
Mismanagement killing Solway Firth shellfish
Thousands of tonnes of cockles are dying due to chronic mismanagement of the Solway Firth, a new report has found. Picture: Getty ... «Scotsman, Jan 15»
Oldest barnacle goose, aged 30, spotted on Solway Firth
A barnacle goose believed to be the oldest on record has been spotted on the Solway Firth. The bird, which was tagged in 1986, is believed to be at least 30 ... «BBC News, Dec 14»
Man dies after being rescued from water at Solway Firth
A 67-year-old man has died after he got into difficulty while swimming in the Solway Firth, off the Galloway coast. He is thought to have been caught in a current ... «ITV News, Sep 14»
Wigtown Book Festival to set sail on Solway Firth
A flotilla of boats will set sail across the Solway Firth as part of the celebration of Wigtown's 18th and 19th-century heritage. The Trading Journeys event, which ... «Scotsman, Aug 14»
Solway Firth cockle study cut short
A study which could have paved the way for the reopening of cockle beds in the Solway Firth has been forced to finish ahead of schedule. The contractor ... «BBC News, Aug 14»
Couple and dog rescued by lifeboat on Solway Firth
A couple and their dog had to be rescued by lifeboat after being cut off by the fast incoming tide at Sandyhill beach on the Solway Firth. The pair managed to ... «BBC News, Aug 14»
Teenagers rescued from Solway Firth
A warning about swimming in open water has been issued after two young girls had to be rescued after getting into difficulties in the Solway Firth. The girls ... «BBC News, Jul 14»
The mystery of the Solway Spaceman
Fifty years later are we any closer to solving the mystery of the "Solway Spaceman"? ... else that day on Burgh Marsh, overlooking the Solway Firth in Cumbria. «BBC News, May 14»
