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Survival of A People: Using our Natural Resources 1875-1975
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Farming on the Islands
1 of 38 		Preparing to use her 'Scotch' spinning wheel
2 of 38 		Melzena (Small) Barteaux and mother Josie are shown hooking a rug, through the use of wool scraps.
3 of 38 		A line fishing boat c. 1960
4 of 38 		Tiverton Harbour and fishing boats c. 1960
5 of 38 		Boats by the government wharf
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An inshore boat owned by Malcolm Dakin.
7 of 38 		'Donna and Penny', a longliner owned by D.B. Kenney II that was used for line fishing.
8 of 38 		'Danny and Penny' owned by D.B. Kenney II
9 of 38 		Painting a boat on a Westport beach.
10 of 38 		Moored fishing boats at Brier Island c. 1960
11 of 38 		Herring Carrier
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Buoys used to identify and float fish nets and lobster traps.
13 of 38 		Lawrence Prime hauls his line aboard the board.
14 of 38 		Checking the lines which have been run from the boat.
15 of 38 		Lawrence Prime splitting a fish at the Freeport wharf.
16 of 38 		Larry Prime with fish on fork. His father, Lawrence watches.
17 of 38 		Anthony Outhouse ,right, and Terry Booth on Tiverton wharf with their catch.
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