HORN BLARES I'm going to catch some fishies. The Billy Rowney heads outinto the Western...
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HORN BLARES I'm going to catch some fishies. The Billy Rowney heads out
into the Western Approaches. It could be eight days
until she's back in port. About five hours, take us to get
where we're going, four or five hours, and then we'll get started. HORN BLARES Cornwall sits on a maritime
crossroads, the meeting point of two
ocean currents. They bring both cold
and warm-water species. For generations,
Cornishmen have harvested some of the richest waters
in the world
into the Western Approaches. It could be eight days
until she's back in port. About five hours, take us to get
where we're going, four or five hours, and then we'll get started. HORN BLARES Cornwall sits on a maritime
crossroads, the meeting point of two
ocean currents. They bring both cold
and warm-water species. For generations,
Cornishmen have harvested some of the richest waters
in the world
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HORN BLARES
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I'm going to catch some fishies.
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The Billy Rowney heads out
into the Western Approaches.
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It could be eight days
until she's back in port.
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About five hours, take us to get
where we're going,
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four or five hours,
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and then we'll get started.
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HORN BLARES
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Cornwall sits on a maritime
crossroads,
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the meeting point of two
ocean currents.
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They bring both cold
and warm-water species.
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For generations,
Cornishmen have harvested
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some of the richest waters
in the world.
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Movie Summary
Documentary series exploring life for the people of the fishing village of Mevagissey on Cornwall's south coast, which has bucked the trend that has seen the fishing industry die out in other parts of the county.
