Blessed be the fishers
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Yarmouth Town Crier David Olie holds a lantern to cheer the departure of the Yarmouth Harbour lobster fishing fleet.Carla Allen photo
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At 6 a.m. the lobster fishing boats surged past the Cape Forchu Lighthouse, where hundreds had turned out in support of the fishermen.Carla Allen photo
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A beacon of light at the Cape Forchu Lightstation.Carla Allen photo
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Joanne Fitzgerald and Noah Smith wore hats for the occasion.Carla Allen photo
Yarmouth Town Crier David Olie holds a lantern to cheer the departure of the Yarmouth Harbour lobster fishing fleet.Carla Allen photo
At 6 a.m. the lobster fishing boats surged past the Cape Forchu Lighthouse, where hundreds had turned out in support of the fishermen.Carla Allen photo
A beacon of light at the Cape Forchu Lightstation.Carla Allen photo
Joanne Fitzgerald and Noah Smith wore hats for the occasion.Carla Allen photo
The craggy landscape of Cape Forchu provided perchs for many who came for the dumping day send-off.Carla Allen photo
A Christmas tree made from lobster traps is well suited for the Yarmouth Light.Carla Allen photo
Carla Allen photo
- Published on November 29, 2011
- Carla Allen
With a loud “Woohoo!” over VHF radio, the lobster fishing fleet from Yarmouth Harbour opened throttles on their vessels and surged past the Cape Forchu Light.
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- CURTIS PURDY
- - November 29, 2011 at 11:48:10
NOW THE PROFESSIONAL TRUCKERS THAT GET THE PRODUCT TO MARKET WILL DO THEIR JOB THROUGH SNOW..SLEET..WIND & RAIN.
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- CURTIS PURDY
- - November 29, 2011 at 11:39:50
NOW THE PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS OF THE TRUCKS THAT GET THE PRODUCT TO MARKET WILL DO THEIR JOB...THROUGH SNOW..SLEET..ICE..WIND & RAIN..OH..ALSO DEALING WITH DRIVERS OF 4 WHEELERS (CARS) THAT DON'T KNOW HOW TO DRIVE !
