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Where abouts - there are always loads of people crabbing in Looe in the harbour when we visit. by cakeshaped
About 1 year ago
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Solva harbour in Pemrokeshire was recommended to us. by Sarson
About 1 year ago
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The Adur river in Shorham is good for crabing, by the cost, also Muddeford in Dorset is an amazing place to go for a holiday and crabbing! by mssussex
About 1 year ago
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No idea where you are, Zeb. I'm in London, and down here the place to go crabbing is at the River Lee (also spelt Lea). It's a longish river but if you go to Stamford Hill, go to the bank, and you can pretty much just pluck them out of the water with a stick. They have to be a certain size to catch them though, I think it's 12 cm across but do check!! You can also try Deptford Creek, which you can paddle in. Plenty of Chinese Mitten crab in both. by Amunt
About 1 year ago
Zeb needs help with places that I can go for crabbing - without having to take a boat.
About 1 year ago
Where abouts - there are always loads of people crabbing in Looe in the harbour when we visit. by cakeshaped
About 1 year ago
Solva harbour in Pemrokeshire was recommended to us. by Sarson
About 1 year ago
The Adur river in Shorham is good for crabing, by the cost, also Muddeford in Dorset is an amazing place to go for a holiday and crabbing! by mssussex
About 1 year ago
No idea where you are, Zeb. I'm in London, and down here the place to go crabbing is at the River Lee (also spelt Lea). It's a longish river but if you go to Stamford Hill, go to the bank, and you can pretty much just pluck them out of the water with a stick. They have to be a certain size to catch them though, I think it's 12 cm across but do check!! You can also try Deptford Creek, which you can paddle in. Plenty of Chinese Mitten crab in both. by Amunt
About 1 year ago
cakeshaped needs help with What can we have for dinner tonight that's football friendly? - ie doesn't take long to prepare and can be eaten on knees with one eye on the telly!
About 1 year ago
It's got to be homemade pizza with lots of scrummy toppings. Eat with fingers. Serve with lots of beer/ wine. by soosy
About 1 year ago
I agree with Soosy, Pizza and beer, maybe some crisps or garlic bread to start by sim
About 1 year ago
Maybe add in some potato skins?nBut yes pizza by julia1warner
About 1 year ago
I loved the pizza idea but my pizza chef was less keen :-) Curry it is. Thanks all. by cakeshaped
About 1 year ago
Different types of finger food, beer and soft drinks. by caro
About 1 year ago
chillie and natchos :) by MandaR
About 1 year ago
good choice on the chillie and nachos, one of our favourites by sim
About 1 year ago
NickSelmes needs help with Is the weather going to get better so that we can have our picnic in Green Park this evening? Anybody got any new picnic ideas for 2010?
About 1 year ago
Good question. Even if you check the met office website they may still get it wrong. I hope the weather was good to you. We were in green park yesterday afternoon and the grass was quite soggy. by soosy
About 1 year ago
Anytar needs help with How can I watch the election coverage without a TV (have small child with chicken pox, so can't leave the house)?
2 years ago
you can watch it live on the BBC website, sure they'll be a link from the home page (posted it here but it was moderated out) by simstew
2 years ago
BBC and ITV should be streaming live if you've got the internet at home by eamc
2 years ago
how about following the twitter coverage? Could be more amusing! by soosy
2 years ago
Maybe I should get a TV licence for tonight so I can watch BBC online. Can I watch ITV live legally without a licence? by Anytar
2 years ago
BBC Radio 4 and Radio 5 will have great coverage. by Sarson
2 years ago
