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Fish Shack’s Irish Pale Ale on tap at Fish Shack in Temple Bar, Dublin. A 2 of 4. I presume this is contract brewed for them, and this is a decent, light pale ale. Smells faintly of citrus and the body has a nice clean malt sweetness up front and a light bitterness in the finish. Refreshing and easy-drinking but not a ton going on.
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"MAN WANTED FOR MURDER CAUGHT," Kingston Daily Standard. August 19, 1912. Page 1. --- Sault Ste. Marie Suspect is Arrested at Port Burwell ---- St. Thomas, Aug. 19. - Roy Larue, wanted at Sault Ste. Marie for murder, was arrested at Port Burwell, and was brought to St. Thomas and lodged in the county jail until the authorities from the Sault take him in charge. The alleged murderer is a Frenchman and former resident of the United States, and is also wanted in St. Thomas for jailbreaking on January 12th, 1912, where he was awaiting trial for wife-beating.
Constable Chute, of Port Burwell, who discovered Larue working in fish house, will likely get the a reward of $500, offered by be authorities of Sault Ste. Marie for the capture.
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Now you can have a permanent reminder of that “Just Another Day in Paradise” feeling. Or, better yet, share that feeling with someone else.
That’s right! It is time for the annual print sale. This year we are featuring 24 iconic aerial views of Pine Island Sound and environs. The images have been selected from my portfolio of over one thousand aerial photographs of the area. They are the best of the best.
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Red Fish Pass
North Captiva Island
Blind Pass, Sanibel, Captiva Islands
Boca Grande Pass
Useppa Island
Mondongo Rocks
Tarpon Lodge, Pineland, FL
Galt Island
Old Matlacha, FL
St James City, FL
Cayo Costa with Cabbage Key and Useppa Island
Captiva, North Captiva, Cayo Costa Islands
Sanibel Island Lighthouse
Sanibel Island, FL
Matlacha, Florida
Bokeelia Waterfront 3
Bokeelia Waterfront 2
Captiva Pass
Old Ice House, North Captiva
Cabbage Key
Boca Grande Lighthouse
Bokeelia Waterfront 1
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Rock lobster by Dan Gildor
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From there, it is a short walk (0.6 mi) to the Salem Witch Museum and an even shorter walk to the House of Seven Gables. From the Witch Museum, it is another half mile to the train station, where you can catch a train to Rockport.
Save your appetite so that you can properly gorge on the best lobster we've ever had at Roy Moore's Fish Shack while watching clams spit water several feet high during low tide.
Sated, hop the train back to North Station and resume your regular programming.
The Red Shack
The red fishing shack is one of many fisherman’s huts that dotted Pine Island Sound in Southwest Florida during much of the last century. Families of the fisherman lived in many of these shacks on stilts. Boats from the Punta Gorda Fish Company came weekly to collect the catch and resupply the fishermen with ice. Other “water taxis” would make daily rounds collecting children and take them to the…
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