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Cod Drying in the sun. I don't think this is something you will see any more, The photo ws scanned from a 35 mm slide that I took back about 50 years ago on the Gaspe peninsula in the Province of Quebec, Canada.
The fish would be cleaned and opened like a butterfly and then laid out on the racks to air dry. The racks were made of spruce/pine trees that formed the frame and had chicken wire stretched across them. Quite an evvective way to dry the fish, but required a lot of labour to turn them regularly and fend off the sea gulls and other hungry birds.
I don't recall how the fish was stored once dried. If anyone can elaborate on that I would appreciat your comments.
Certain cod had a deformity on the top of the head, and were known as "king cod". It was thought that when they were hung from the ceiling they could predict the weather, given that they would move when the barometric pressure changed.
The fish in the middle is not a cod, but a sturgeon.
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Julie Petruzzi’s 13 year old son shows us all how it’s done on his first cod fishing trip. These nice cod were caught off the Miss Montauk out of Montauk, NY recently. Excellent!
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10 July 2017; InvestHK area prior to RISE 2017 in Hong Kong. Photo by Cody Glenn / RISE / Sportsfile
COD Architecture students put their skills to the test this summer, designing, building and installing a gathering pavilion for the Community Education Fuel Garden and the Russell R. Kirt Prairie.
Vacuum-sealed Norwegian Arctic cod or skrei. Polyethylene packaging. Yellowish light effect in ivory background.
Cape Cod Canal, Buzzards Bay. Massachusetts.
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Since there is no boardwalk, I was worried there would be nothing to do. I could not have been more wrong. There were so many shops, eateries, parks, flowers, and things to see. I became fascinated with the architecture and photographed every house in a 5 mile radius. On the beach, there was a roaming gang of giant seagulls that loot from people's bags. Also visited other parts of the Cape, which will be in separate albums as this one will already be insanely large.