Over the past few months of We Made It, we've explored some very traditional crafts, but few that have such a direct link to the distant past as this. Malcolm Rees is one of a handful of people in South Wales keeping the culture of coracle building and fishing alive, having grown up around generations who built and used the unique boats, which were once admired by Julius Caesar. Read his story and that of his fellow coraclers over on the Bruichladdich site.
Read other articles in We Made It, our series on craft in partnership with Bruichladdich
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