This is a very good idea I think Strathmender mentioned it on here not long ago,on a postage stamp or a licence.
It could be the beginning of more people on the licence each year.
I would like to see Lancelot Brown the lake maker on it one year.
Dick Walker on Rod Licence
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Re: Dick Walker on Rod Licence
So he didn't make it then,?
This year I see it's a chub on the coarse licence and a sea trout on the game licence. from the talented David Miller.
This year I see it's a chub on the coarse licence and a sea trout on the game licence. from the talented David Miller.
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Luverly chuberly!
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Peter Rabbit has made it on to the 50 pence though in tribute to Beatrix Potter.
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That's a sign from Izaak for me.Shaun Harrison wrote:So he didn't make it then,?
This year I see it's a chub on the coarse licence and a sea trout on the game licence. from the talented David Miller.
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RW on the licence is for 2018, to mark the centenary of his birth.Shaun Harrison wrote:So he didn't make it then,?
This year I see it's a chub on the coarse licence and a sea trout on the game licence. from the talented David Miller.
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Re: Dick Walker on Rod Licence
looks a nice painting of a chub
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Hear hear.Grinner wrote:RW on the licence is for 2018, to mark the centenary of his birth.Shaun Harrison wrote:So he didn't make it then,?
This year I see it's a chub on the coarse licence and a sea trout on the game licence. from the talented David Miller.
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The most precious places in the English landscape are those secretive corners,
where you find only elder trees, nettles and dreams. (BB - Denys Watkins-Pitchford).
The most precious places in the English landscape are those secretive corners,
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Re: Dick Walker on Rod Licence
The way you've been catching lately Mark it can only be a matter of timeMark wrote:That's a sign from Izaak for me.Shaun Harrison wrote:So he didn't make it then,?
This year I see it's a chub on the coarse licence and a sea trout on the game licence. from the talented David Miller.
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Re: Dick Walker on Rod Licence
Grinner wrote:RW on the licence is for 2018, to mark the centenary of his birth.Shaun Harrison wrote:So he didn't make it then,?
This year I see it's a chub on the coarse licence and a sea trout on the game licence. from the talented David Miller.