This phenomenal photographer captured eyecatching views of a ship graveyard off Staten Island in the New York Harbor. Bonnie K Frogma is a Brooklyn resident who also pursues kayaking and sailing avidly. Otherwise her day job is finance analyst.
Beware, navigating her photo gallery is not simple, at least it wasn’t for me. But [...]
Always the contrast and likeness between fishing situations on the east coast and on the west is intriguing. The Maryland Watermen’s Association website illustrates that point beautifully.
Here is the link to the Association website. From there on, it’s a little like tonging for oysters yourself! For access to the heart of the Chesapeake [...]
Not letting the poor prospects of commercial fishing deter them are Bonnie & Mark Tognazzini, Morro Bay, CA fishing family. Their website is well designed to lure you in! Great pictures of the whole family, their beautiful boat, their varied activities for making a living with that boat–all await you in a site that [...]
Also tagged Bonnie Marietta, central California, morro bay, TognazziniHere is a treasure trove of classic 20th-century photos that cover the California coast but offer a unique set of views of Monterey Bay by professional photographers. See California Coast Photos website. Then scroll down to the box where a link in red, “click to see”, is prominent: this link opens to a table of [...]
Also tagged 20th century, classic fishing vessels, monterey bay, photos, picturesAbove is a recent photo by me of another restored boat at Pillar Point Harbor in northern California: the F/V Verona, a fishing vessel more than one hundred years old, now restored to its historical beauty and dash!
If you enjoyed the earlier links, I have three more you may like, which are websites put up [...]
