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Ramsey Island and Beyond - A Life on the Water - cover

Ramsey Island and Beyond - A Life on the Water

Ffion Rees

Publisher: Graffeg Limited

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Summary

Ramsey. An island steeped in myth and history, rich in nature and spectacle. Lying just 1km off the Pembrokeshire coast at St Davids, Ramsey Island is home to some of the most important animal and bird populations in the UK, as well as being surrounded by challenging waters that teem with all manner of marine life. 
 
Join local boat skipper Ffion Rees as she shares her intimate knowledge of the island and its surrounding waters; uncovering its human stories, natural highlights and occasional dangers. Told with both expertise and passion, this is a real insight into one of Britain's most important coastal locations. 
 
Chapters include: 
• A Trip Around Ramsey 
• Bird Life 
• Island Life and People 
• The Waters 
• Underwater Flora and Fauna
Available since: 01/01/2023.

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