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ISSUE 63: MARCH/APRIL 2015 reGulars
Dart Notes ............................6 What’s On ...........................10 The Flavel .............................20 Family Favourites ................23 Food & Drink ......................28 life aboard ..........................48 Book review .......................52 around Kingswear .............58 antiques ...............................60 health and Beauty ..............78 motoring ..............................87 postcard from leonie ........91 Dart harbour......................95 Tide predictions .................97 computing .........................101 legal corner .....................103 personal Finance ...............104 Garden Design ..................107 Gardening ..........................109 property View ...................114 Dart property ..................116 Trades & services ............124 TVFTDO ............................130
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Mark Lobb.....................32 Popular fishmonger Mark Lobb has been selling fish to Dartmothians for more than three decades and is one of only 800 fishmongers left in the UK.
Mat Prowse........................36
Mat Prowse is the other half of the dynamic duo behind the highly successful Seahorse and expanding Rockfish empire.
Stephen Kearney..................43 Stephen Kearney is the man behind Radio Dart and the Café Lounge. Dartmouth’s only radio station was established 18 months ago.
Kate Marshall...............46
A local artist, Kate explains how her research of sailors’ superstitions, nautical crafts and beachcombing have inspired her artwork.
Celia Warren...................55 With a whopping 110 published books under her belt, children’s author and poet Celia could certainly be described as a prolific writer.
Kingswear Castle...............67 JKingswear Castle stands proud and prominent natear the mouth of the river. We trace its history.
Clive Bennett.....................71 Clive Bennett was appointed Commodore of the Royal Dart Yacht Club last spring, after being an active member for more than 20 years.
Sir Thomas Wilton...............74
His drive, entrepreneurship ands polictical cunning made him a powerful man locally who lhad a significant impact on the town.
Also, Rowcroft Sleep Walk (p26) Delicious Dart Trail (p30), Greenway (p60), Pilates (p80), Probus (p72)
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