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At Bowness-on-Solway and seen someone HAAF NETTING 😊 A BRIEF HISTORY from (@HAAFNettersFishing ) Haaf Netting has it's roots spread out throughout history, but here is a snippet of it's history and why we Haaf-Net: The Introduction of a Past Time: Haaf-Netting was introduced by Norse-Gael settlers around 900AD. The word 'haaf' is derived from the Norse word 'hav', meaning open sea. It is a heritage that has almost died out but in Cumbria the tradition is kept strong. And now you can join in too

The Norse-Gaels were a group of people with mixed Norse (Scandinavian) and Gaelic (Irish and Scottish) heritage who settled in various regions, including Normandy. They played a significant role in the Viking Age and had a notable impact on the cultures and societies of the areas they inhabited. The Norse-Gaels were the result of interactions between Norse Vikings and the native Gaelic populations of Ireland and Scotland. Over time, these Norse Vikings integrated into Gaelic society, adopting as