File:Fridel Meyer (24a).JPG
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Fridel Engert née Meyer (1904–1982), known to the public at that time as Fridel Meyer and in later years as Fridel Dalling-Hay, having set out in her kayak from Westminster, London, England, with the intention of circumnavigating the UK. Showing Meyer and her rival contender Nolan, having been arrested by War Department Constabulary at the Army shooting range at Shoeburyness, a prohibited area into which they had accidentally trespassed when choosing a landing spot from the River Thames. Note: A full attempt has been made, via libraries, books, magazines, collections, archives, internet etc., to establish the name of the author. None has been found. |
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Source | Birmingham Mail, 8 June 1933, "Fr. Fridel Meyer", page 10 cols 4,5 (Screenshot of a poor quality microfilm of a newsprint copy of the original photo). | ||||
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Other versions | This is a colour variation of File:Fridel Meyer (23a).JPG |
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