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Baking - Butchers - Cooking - Drink - Food

Apr. 18 Aberdeen, Mon King's fishing town which has beign in ex stance almost unchanged for over 100 years, has recently become a centre for tourists on account of its fating sea-food restaurants. These are moored in the middle of the rather narrow harbour and visitors have be fried there from the shore by Saans who are kept pretty busy going back and forth from shore to ship. This inhabitants of Aberdeen spend much of their time on the water - either fishing or moving backwards and forwards between the various other island. Many of the boats on which the inhabitants of Aberdeen go about are fitted up ;like very primitive houseboats with chairs and pots and pans. Picture shows one of these craft with hracy at the helm and mum ring while the little girl watches the harbour traffic

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13224925
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46975335
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5047px x 3518px (2.0MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Aberdeen Account Backwards Either Fitted Forth Forwards Fried Helm Houseboats Inhabitants Kept Moored Pans Pots Rather Restaurants Spend Stance Unchanged


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