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I wouldn't exactly call it animosity
In Response To: Never had a problem with the local fishermen. ()
but the lobster fishermen near Stonington (Maine) have a lot of attitude. Sort of a wize-guy attitude that reminds
me of some New Yorkers. Oddly, at many nearby ports in Maine they don't have this attitude: in fact, they are often
quiet, reserved and - dare I say? - humble. I guess it's a distinct sub-culture.
Jerry
Jerry
Messages In This Thread
- Here's a new idea, helping out the lobsterman.
- These moorings are an idea hatched at University of Maine...
- neat
- Never had a problem with the local fishermen.
- I wouldn't exactly call it animosity
- It's a broad generalization Al, with some historic fact.
- I saw those too, but I don't see the advantage...
- Well I know I've "moored" my boat to a lobster pot, so why not the reverse?
- These moorings are an idea hatched at University of Maine...
