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25 photos and 7 illustrations tagged lanterns, from 12 members of Flickr Commons.

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Running a mile long crab line - Panacea

from Florida Memory

• cowgirlupCath said:

  Dinner for months!!

• Ed Dempsey said:

  These "crab lines" were usually strung between two floats, anchored in place. The baits ( often cut up sections of eels, treated with rock salt to toughen them ) were tied or hooked onto the "trot line", between the two floats, at regular intervals. To harvest the catch, you just got your dip net handy and started going over the line hand over hand, moving the boat along as you did. The trick was to spot the crab before he spotted you. If you did, and he hung on, feeding, long enough, you scooped him up in the dip net. Some commercial crabbers use a roller on the side of the boat to run the trot line under low outboard motor power, like this photo shows.

Woman holding decorated bicycle

from Powerhouse Museum

• 24 older comments, and then…
• Cleo said:

  heaven help her if there is a gust of wind!!!

• clickykbd said:

  cool. A parade bike?

• photonut-mi said:

  and she is going to ride this with that long dress on. that's amazing.

• zona di fotographia said:

  Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Circa, and we'd love to have this added to the group!

• Envious Party said:

  Awesome :)

Japanese people (including some men in western dress) strolling through paved grounds among large stone lanterns; temples and pagoda.

from University of Victoria Libraries

• KenjiB_48 said:

  The grounds of the Sensoji Temple, Asakusa, Tokyo.