| harvesting - 10.26.09 |
| submitter: | robert kershaw |
| location: | Rigolet, Nunasiavut, Labrador |
| we all got what we wanted at this site of an old salmon fishery. Jennifer, my work colleague in her red coat found Red Berries, Carl our guide shot a porcupine (good eating i'm told) and i bagged a skinned matt. probably my most satisfying submission ever. certainly the most picturesque location. |
| category: | *Mattress de Milo* |
| comments: | 10 |
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| robert k commented on 01.24.10 | | "it was pretty good", as in tasty |
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| wim commented on 12.06.09 | | you say : " I was pretty good". In what way, Robert? |
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| wim commented on 12.06.09 | | Amazing, porc d'épine, a pest in Kenya and a delicacy over there. Do they live as single animales? In the wild? Breeded? and what about the quills? Do they come of easy? Why say in this picture (good eating I'm told) and did uou dare to eat it onj your latest trip |
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| robert k commented on 12.05.09 | | i ate porcupine this last trip to Labrador. Same one Carl shot. i was pretty good. Kind of like rabbit but more the texture of mutton. |
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| robert k commented on 10.29.09 | | what hunters and gatherers do |
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| Smart Set commented on 10.29.09 | | Well spotted, rk. |
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| robert k commented on 10.28.09 | | thanks |
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| Horse commented on 10.28.09 | | I love the entangled branches |
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| wim commented on 10.27.09 | | I fully agree with Jaak, Nunasiavut De Milo |
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| Jaak Graaf van Stokkem commented on 10.27.09 | | robert congrats with this beauty. |
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