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The former Nimpkish Development Corporation shellfish processing plant at Alert Bay, British Columbia, Canada.
Administrative port: BRIXHAM
Home port: BRIXHAM
Port letters and number: PZ756
Vessel name: RACHAEL
Registry of Shipping and Seamen number: C20428
Licence number: 21640
Fish producer organisation: NON-SECTOR
Overall length: 6.95
Registered tonnage: 2.97
Engine Power (kw):27
Vessel Capacity Units: 31.957
Year Built: 2013
Hull Material: GRP
Country of Build: GBR
Shellfish Licence licence (Y)
Scallop Licence (N)
Crammed all morning with fisherman and dock workers with their fleets of small boats brining in fish and shellfish. It's full of noise, smells and sights like this one. Great place.
October 22, 2017
Shellfishermen and women worked the early morning low tide in Brewster today. Shellfishing license holders in the town of Brewster benefit from the town's "put and take" oyster program, which is open on occasional days during the late Fall months.
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
Photo by brucetopher
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Image of a group of women, probably fish women, crossing the mud as they gather shellfish on Seaton Carew beach, as according to the historian Sir Cuthbert Sharp, such women would ''procure the mussels from the scalps'' (the mudbanks which were the mussels' natural habitat), in addition to carring and baiting the fishing lines and searching for sand eels when they were in season, sometimes walking as far as the mouth of the River Tees to do so.
Photograph Collection Number 683
Photo by Charlotte Blanchet – Lotus Blanc
I don't want my vacation to end, but today was the last day of it, and after "The Newsroom" tonight, well, it's done.
It wasn't a particularly great vacation. The first few days were lovely, and I took some fun pictures. But the problem with vacations is that other people take them, too. And I would like to go somewhere quiet, where I'm not wedged into a few square feet of sand between smokers and too-loud stereos and trying to sleep while a dozen teenagers are partying over my head.
The trip began with a visit to Aunt Margaret, who has stage 5 cancer and is now in hospice. She was lucid and feisty as ever when Serena and I saw her last Friday; that changed almost overnight. We love you, Grand Maggie. You always loved your life and knew how to live it.
Other big changes are around the corner. I'm not sure yet how I will process them, but I know this: I can't go to Rome for a year to eat and get my head on straight, much as I'd like to. This 2/3 life crisis is getting old.
Feast of maritime traditions "Escale à Sète" 2019
a hundred traditional boats including the largest sailing ships in the world, more than 30 international groups of music and singing sailors, cooking, sports and maritime shows...
Nikon F100; Nikkor f/1.4-50mm non-Ai lens
Kodak TriX-400 @ nominal sensibility
Process : Semi-Stand Dev into Rodinal 1/100 60mn @ 20°C