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  1. "All they can see is their profit of death." Aline Charney in 1977 at Australia's last whaling station in Albany, Western Australia, 7:34 PM Jul 31st from web
  2. "Accommodation has almost been totally closed to us." Aline Charney in 1977 during the first Save the Whale Campaign at Albany, WA 7:33 PM Jul 31st from web
  3. "Jonny today was refused gas at a station because a man saw his whale button." Aline Charney's diary 1977 in Albany, Western Australia 7:32 PM Jul 31st from web
  4. Paddy couldn't believe that such a large animal could be killed so quickly - former Australian whaling ship captain 1977 8:21 PM Jul 30th from web
  5. "Protesting seemed to be in fashion." - former whaling ship captain Paddy Hart on the 1977 Australian anti-whaling campaign 8:02 PM Jul 30th from web
  6. @nickearls good work. chuck the tv next time 5:31 PM Jul 29th from web in reply to nickearls
  7. @gharman plently of north american angles in The Last Whale but none for south texas! 11:15 PM Jul 28th from web in reply to gharman
  8. @Tim_Coronel ... place a house ad ... invite them to email you ... perhaps a competition or opt-in newsletter etc 10:45 PM Jul 27th from web in reply to Tim_Coronel
  9. A noisy funeral was held for the deflated Willie - International Whaling Commission meeting, Canberra, 1977 9:42 PM Jul 27th from web
  10. Willie ended his life at the point of a knife. Hotel staff slashed their way through the plastic to free the Japanese delegation. 1977 9:41 PM Jul 27th from web
  11. Willie the Whale travelled the counrty, floating down the Torrens in Adelaide, the Yarra in Melbourne and the Brisbane River. 1977 9:40 PM Jul 27th from web
  12. @PenguinBooksAus Beatrix Potter 4:40 PM Jul 27th from web in reply to PenguinBooksAus
  13. @whizbee77 would love to read anything you write about the #mayborn 4:32 PM Jul 27th from web in reply to whizbee77
  14. Bob Wych knew the ship was close to the rocks. The hull was a sounding board and he could hear the grind of the waves against the cliffs 10:39 PM Jul 26th from web
  15. John switched on all the lights on the plane and went as close to sea level as he dared ... Hang on. Don't give up. We're coming for you. 10:37 PM Jul 26th from web
  16. ... a large man swam out of the darkness and huge arms grabbed him around the chest. 'Am I glad to see you, mate." 10:36 PM Jul 26th from web
  17. Jonny took the tiller and Tom did the same, also touching the eye of the whale. http://thelastwhale.blogspo... 9:59 PM Jul 25th from web
  18. Screeching seagulls swamed over bloody bits of whale as Jonny rubbed his hand along the whale's side. http://thelastwhale.blogspo... 9:59 PM Jul 25th from web
  19. Jonny was rattled. His hands shook. He had been sure the harpoon had been going to hit the Zodiac. http://thelastwhale.blogspo... 9:57 PM Jul 25th from web
  20. ... the harpoon hit home with a loud thud. The grenade exploded a few seconds later and blubber shot into the air. 9:56 PM Jul 25th from web