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Queenie Recipe Competitions Close | Isle of Man Queenie Festival
Jul 28, 2008 ... On Friday the two recipe competitions closed to any further entries. We have been amazed by the response of both the public and the ...
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Queen Scallop Recipe Competitions | Isle of Man Queenie Festival
We've just had the final draft of the Queen Scallop recipe competitions passed under our noses so all being well the details will be released in the next ...
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Isle of Man Marine Facts - Basking Sharks | Isle of Man Queenie ...
Jul 4, 2008 ... The Manx Wildlife Trust run a scheme called the Manx Basking Shark Watch, the team who co-ordinate this do an amazing job and they are ...
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Isle of Man Queenie Festival - 2nd to 9th August 2008 | Isle of ...
Isle of Man Queenie Festival - 2nd to 9th August 2008. June 14, 2008 by Queenieadmin Filed under Events, View All · Leave a Comment ...
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Monday 29th June | Isle of Man Queenie Festival
Browse > Home / Queenie Festival / Monday 29th June. Monday 29th June. Fishing in the Past - A History of Port St Mary’s Fishing Heritage. ...
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Isle of Man Marine Facts - Basking Sharks | Isle of Man Queenie ...
Jul 4, 2008 ... The Manx Wildlife Trust run a scheme called the Manx Basking Shark Watch, the team who co-ordinate this do an amazing job and they are ...
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Isle of Man Marine Facts - Basking Sharks | Isle of Man Queenie ...
Jul 4, 2008 ... One Response to “Isle of Man Marine Facts - Basking Sharks”. seo says:. 12 November, 2008 at 5:54 pm. Thats an interesting article - your ...
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Isle of Man Marine Facts - Basking Sharks | Isle of Man Queenie ...
Jul 4, 2008 ... One Response to “Isle of Man Marine Facts - Basking Sharks”. seo says: 12 November, 2008 at 5:54 pm. Thats an interesting article - your ...
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Isle of Man Queenie (Queen Scallop) Festival and Marine Day
Celebration of the Queen Scallops or Queenie as they are known in the Isle of Man through the Isle of Man Queenie Festival and also Isle of Man Marine Day ...
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Hairy Bikers to make an appearance at Marine Day | Isle of Man ...
Jun 30, 2008 ... The Hairy Bikers, Si King and Dave Myers will be making an appearance ... panel of experts judging both of the Queenie recipe competitions. ...
 
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