A Look Back At Nostalgia

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Ron Clay

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• Jun 27, 2001

• #1

I remember someone saying that once you reach a certain age, all you can look forward to is nostalgia.

A nice piece Davy.

How about doing somthing along similar lines for the Angling Star?

 

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Birds Nest

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• Jun 27, 2001

• #2

Ron

How can i get a copy ? I'm not wanting to subscribe just yet just have a read of something different...

 

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Ron Clay

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• Jun 27, 2001

• #3

Send ?10.95 to subs dept at

Angling Star
Sheffield Newspapers
York street
Sheffield S1 1PU

Easy as that

 

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Ron Clay

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• Jun 27, 2001

• #4

Sorry Birds Nest, I suggest you phone then on 0114 2767676 if you want 1 copy

 

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Birds Nest

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• Jun 27, 2001

• #5

thanks Eon..

 

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paul clarke

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• Jun 28, 2001

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i had the same thing recently when a picture of myself taken 25 yrs ago ( i was 8 ) resurfaced at my mum and dads house. it shows me on the banks of the river Lea , at dobbs weir , holding a 3 oz roach at arms length , with a huge beaming smile . my first ever proper fish , apart from teems of gudgeon. The weird thing is that i remember it now like it was yeaterday , yet the day , 20 years later , when i caught an 8lb tench is just a distant haze..... i think its time i went back.........

 

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Ron Clay

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• Jun 28, 2001

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I remember the day when I caught my first tench, a fish of 1 3/4 lbs when I was twelve years old. That fish stays in my mind as clear as day