- A
coracle is a small, rounded,
lightweight boat of the sort
traditionally used in Wales, and also in
parts of the west of
Ireland and also particularly...
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boats constructed from a
frame covered with hide or tree bark, such as
coracles. The
oldest boats found by
archaeological excavation are
dugout canoes...
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Waterford and
Kerry and as a "canoe" in West Clare. It is
similar to the
coracle,
though the two
originated independently. The plank-built
rowing boat found...
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included a
visit to Ironbridge, and a walk over the
bridge itself. An
annual Coracle Regatta is held in
August on the
River Severn at Ironbridge,
along with...
- the
coracle,
Jaelyn first drives it off by
shredding its head with a
handheld outboard engine. Enraged, the
shark returns and
upends the
coracle. As Jaelyn...
- The
National Coracle Centre is a
museum in Cenarth,
Carmarthenshire dedicated to
coracles. It is
owned by
Martin Fowler and
entry is via the wall of his...
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market town.
Among Cilgerran's
attractions are
Cilgerran Castle and
annual coracle races.
Kilgerran Halt was a stop on the
former Whitland and
Cardigan Railway...
- years,
Shrewsbury coracle maker Fred
Davies achieved some
notability amongst football fans, by a
unique service he and his
coracle provided. He would...
- The ark
described in the
tablet was circular,
essentially a very
large coracle or
kuphar and made of rope on a
wooden frame. The
tablet included sufficient...
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People on a
coracle...
