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Taken in front of the Chatham Bars Inn. There are several of these parked in the driveway there during the summer - maintained beautifully!
DoodlewashJanuary2026 prompt: Cod.
Did you know some fish, such as the Arctic cod have antifreeze proteins to keep their blood from freezing?
Hand drawn with Sharpie Pen & painted with Da Vinci Sketching Stuff Watercolor on Arches Cold Press.
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Fish racks in Hamnøy, Lofoten, Norway
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The relief conductor on CSX Y322 has to cover his ears as the sound of the 2002's horn will bounce off the nearby walls pretty loudly. If you read Lance Mindheim's blog there's an entry about a unique experience he had at COD Seafood Fish Market when railfanning in 2010, this is it. The train is preparing to pull off after expiring under Y322's crew on the Sentry Lead. Still there is one more customer to work....
Cod Beck Reservoir
The reservoir holds 25 million gallons of water and is named after the small river Cod Beck that flows into it.
Taken using a Mavic Mini UAV
Lofoten Archipelago, Norway.
Stockfish is unsalted fish, especially cod, dried by cold air and wind on wooden racks (which is called "hjell" in Norway) on the foreshore. The drying of food is the world's oldest known preservation method, and dried fish has a storage life of several years. Stockfish is Norway's longest sustained export commodity.
Race Point Lighthouse
Outer Cape Cod
Massachusetts
One of the best experiences of the trip. This is the very end of Cape Cod. Only accessible by a two and a half hour hike on the ocean beach or 4X4 trail through the dunes with a permit only. Tire deflation required and an air pump supplied at pavements end. So Joni and I hiked the beach. Photographed it until sunset. Just before sunset the light keeper that lives there came out and pointed to the lighthouse and asked if we wanted to see the sunset at the top. Of course we did. This older gentleman looked just like what you think a lightkeeper would look like. It was a thrill to be the only ones in on that day to watch the sun sink below the ocean at the tip of Cape Cod. After that it started getting dark. There are no lights out there and we started to hike through difficult sand dunes for a couple of hours. Luckily a jacked up 70's Bronco without a cab came by and offered a ride. A Ukrainian man and his local girlfriend. Great experience and sit aved us a lot of hard walking. We still arrived at our car at 10:00.