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Lybster Harbour

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The development of Lybster Harbour began with a wooden pier in 1790s, and continued throughout the 1800s. By 1859 there were 357 boats fishing from Lybster, making it the third busiest fishing port in Scotland after Wick and Fraserburgh, and the industry employed some 1,500 fisherm
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Jill
Another great page for the trip album, still loving your kit choices, those colours really appeal to me. The tiny clusters on the page edges are gorgeous, love the title block and journal blocks and I always appreciate you including the text in the LO description...a boon to old eyes:)
 
glee
Both of my maternal great grand fathers were fishermen in Scotland, so this page resonates deeply. I love this storybook template you've chosen. The judicious element placement is perfection.
 

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