Before State Parks redid the boat launch area at Cape D and before Maya Lin/Confluence project got involved, there was this simple stainless sink. On this day a troller happened to be motoring out to sea and I caught the shot. The table, where salmon are gutted and cleaned (no nice way to say that), the bay/river water, the boat, pretty much sum up our relationship with fish.Saturday, January 10, 2009
Salmon Altar at the Isthmus
Salmon Altar at the Isthmus
Before State Parks redid the boat launch area at Cape D and before Maya Lin/Confluence project got involved, there was this simple stainless sink. On this day a troller happened to be motoring out to sea and I caught the shot. The table, where salmon are gutted and cleaned (no nice way to say that), the bay/river water, the boat, pretty much sum up our relationship with fish.
Before State Parks redid the boat launch area at Cape D and before Maya Lin/Confluence project got involved, there was this simple stainless sink. On this day a troller happened to be motoring out to sea and I caught the shot. The table, where salmon are gutted and cleaned (no nice way to say that), the bay/river water, the boat, pretty much sum up our relationship with fish.
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- Jim
- Seaview, Washington, United States
- I live a mile from where I was born but sometimes I feel like a stranger in my own strange land. Descendant from gold miners (The Yukon and Mexico), coal miners (Wales, British Columbia and Washington), timbermen (Sweden), sod and berry farmers (Missouri, Washington), Klondikers, fortune seekers and just plain hearty peasant stock.
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