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Lubec Maine after the sardine plant, Penzance in October, Anstruther in February, Eyemouth at midwinter.
Coastal Towns
Two weeks before the North Marine Road ground hosts its first Yorkshire fixture of the year, the North Yorkshire seaside town finishes the long preparation that its summer trade depends on.
Coastal Towns
On the north coast of Iceland's Snaefellsnes peninsula, a small harbour town begins its summer in earnest with the return of the puffins to the Breidafjordur islands.
Coastal Towns
After a five-week refit shutdown of the MV Loch Frisa, Mull's largest town counts up what the ferry pause cost and what it taught.
Coastal Towns
When the Marine Hotel's public bar shut for six weeks of overdue plumbing work, the small Aberdeenshire harbour town adjusted in ways that surprised everyone except the regulars.
Coastal Towns
On the Berwickshire coast a hundred and forty-five years after the disaster that took 189 men, a small fishing port keeps its working harbour, its memory, and its grip on the white-fish trade.
Coastal Towns
The East Neuk village holds the line through a cold month with the fish bar still open at noon, the lifeboat shed warm, and the harbour quietly counting down to the start of the creel season.
Coastal Towns
The Scillonian III makes its last run of the season on the eighth of November. Until then, Penzance keeps something between summer's rhythm and the long Cornish winter that follows.
Coastal Towns
Eighteen months after the closing of the Stinson cannery in Prospect Harbor and three decades after Lubec lost its own, the easternmost town in the United States is still learning what comes after fish.