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CRAB CULTURE AND LORE
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| Beautiful Swimmers William W. Warner trade paper 304 pages 0-316-92335-4 14.99 Nature enthusiasts and fans of fine writing alike will find this Pulitzer Prize-winner a timeless and enchanting study of the men who make their living in pursuit of the blue crab. |
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| It's How You Pick the Crab Kelly Feltault et alia staple bound 40 pages 9780922249091 9.95 Black and white photos and oral histories of the people who have made their living picking crabs over the last century make for fascinating reading. |
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| Dancing with the Tide Mick Blackistone hardcover 266 pages 0-87033-532-4 24.95 This book takes the reader on a journey with the watermen as they harvest oysters, clams, fish and crabs, showing the serious and humorous sides of a typical day. |
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| Chesapeake Legacy: Tools and Traditions Larry S. Chowning trade paper 320 pages 9780870334689 29.95 Written by an author who appreciates the watermens history and culture, here is a treasure trove of tales- of fishing under sail, recipes for salting herring and cooking muskrat, and even the harvesting of human souls through baptism by immersion. |
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| The Watermen of the Chesapeake Bay John Hurt Whitehead, III hardcover 168 pages 0-87033-374-7 34.95 The life of the waterman comes alive in vibrant color photographs and accompanying text of observations and quips. |
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| Working the Chesapeake Mark E. Jacoby trade paper 170 pages 0-943676-53-3 14.95 This gives the details on fishing for crabs, oysters, soft clams, eels, catfish, menhaden and other denizens of the Bay, enhanced by original lithographs by Neil Harpe. |
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| The Last Waterman Glenn Lawson trade paper 210 pages 0-9620439-0-7 12.95 This regional classic recounts the true story of a Chesapeake waterman, struggling to keep a way of life his family had passed on for eleven generations. |
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