Tuesday, April 1, 2008

Duquesne Seine Fishing

The fishermen deploy their nets; all the work is done by muscle.

The village of Duquesne is located on a picturesque cove on the northwest corner of Grenada.














Most of the residents of Duquesne turn out to help pull the nets to the beach.









Many of the houses in Duesquene are built on the cliff overlooking the cove.


















Tom went down to the beach and helped these fellows pull their net in.

































The exciting part was when the net came ashore on the beach full of tuna.


























While we were watching the seine net operations, this fellow came down the road selling his bananas.

3 comments:

Jen said...

You guys look great! I love it because I can save the pictures so we can look at them anytime. Also, Mikayla loved the name of your blog: Jean and Tom Service and Schatze the Talking Dog! She had a great laugh... Although I must say you were most brave to be near that snake! Ugh. And Mikayla liked Pop-Pop's face in that one picture of you two at dinner... :)

Love you!
Jen and Mikayla (and Rosie the Talking Dog too)

Laurie said...

This message is intended for Tom Service only. This is Laurie (the one you sent emails to on Yahoo...). This was the only way to reach you since they blocked your email you left. You can write back to me at:

passion2seek@aol.com

I look forward to hearing from you.

Laurie

Laurie said...

Hi Tom .. did you read my email?

Laurie