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Off to work we go! Heigh-ho! Malcolm has three grown-up sons, but none of them has followed their father into fishing. Archie, he's gone to a music
college. He did go fishing with me, but I was
worried about his hands. George, never interested in fishing. So he went off to become
an engineer. My oldest one, Oliver, he did go fishing, but he got fed up
with it and he actually became an engineer. I like to think I was good at
fishing and it's just a shame there's no-one to carry it on
college. He did go fishing with me, but I was
worried about his hands. George, never interested in fishing. So he went off to become
an engineer. My oldest one, Oliver, he did go fishing, but he got fed up
with it and he actually became an engineer. I like to think I was good at
fishing and it's just a shame there's no-one to carry it on
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Off to work we go!
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Heigh-ho!
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Malcolm has three grown-up sons,
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but none of them has followed
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their father into fishing.
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Archie, he's gone to a music
college.
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He did go fishing with me, but I was
worried about his hands.
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George, never interested in fishing.
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So he went off to become
an engineer.
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My oldest one, Oliver,
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he did go fishing, but he got fed up
with it and he actually
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became an engineer.
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I like to think I was good at
fishing and it's just a shame
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there's no-one to carry it on.
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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.
