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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
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Dory Scoop, used to bail water from a small dory boat
37 of 116 		A girdy for hauling line over the side of a boat.
38 of 116 		Trawl tub
39 of 116 		Model of a 1930s fishing boat rigged for trawling made by Herbert Cossaboom
40 of 116 		Water pump used in smaller boats c.1930 to 1940
41 of 116 		High flyer used to mark the ends of trawl lines c. 1930 to 1950
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Keg used for marking trawl lines with high flyer attached
43 of 116 		Russell Whitenect and Mrs. Wiley in a row boat
44 of 116 		Fish weirs located near 'Irishtown', Brier Island
45 of 116 		Fish nets hung to dry
46 of 116 		Buoys used to identify and float fish nets and lobster traps.
47 of 116 		Single knit fishermen's mittens, used by the fishermen in the winter while working.
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Horace Johnson at his fishing camp near Flour Cove.
49 of 116 		George Outhouse and Will Russ Outhouse splitting fish, preparing them for salting.
50 of 116 		William Hartman shown with fish drying on a clothesline, an alternative to fish flakes.
51 of 116 		A hand barrow, used to transport salt fish from fish flakes to vessels.
52 of 116 		Fish drying on flakes 'around the Cove'
53 of 116 		Split fish on flakes between the Baptist Vestry and E.C. Bower's Dry Goods Store
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