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More of a floating lobster pound with a hold that allows water to circulate freely to keep the lobsters alive
In Response To: So not a dock per se, but more of a boat in of itself? ()
No pilings that I can see in Tom's photo. All those vertical posts are part of the float, they are too small in section to be pilings. It may be secured to moorings or a larger dock system.
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- I'm always on the hunt for good Maine cruising guides. O'Chang comics is my latest fav.
- Wooden Nickel is a hoot, great read!
- My favorite. Matinicus' is written by a sailor, a good read too.
- This is one of my favorite photos of a Stonington lobsterman.
- Tom... totally off subject... the deck of that dock...
- Gene, That's a buyers float
- So not a dock per se, but more of a boat in of itself?
- More of a floating lobster pound with a hold that allows water to circulate freely to keep the lobsters alive
- So not a dock per se, but more of a boat in of itself?
- Gene, That's a buyers float
- Tom... totally off subject... the deck of that dock...
- Anything by Ruth Moore and Elizabeth Ogilvie are Maine must read
- This is one of my favorite photos of a Stonington lobsterman.
- My favorite. Matinicus' is written by a sailor, a good read too.
- While Burt and I is fiction, Maine dry humor is (was) real
- Wooden Nickel is a hoot, great read!
