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VIDEO BLOG: The end of the food fishery in Flat Rock

Published on August 16, 2011 in Multimedia/Video by Bruce Bourque

On Sunday, Bruce Bourque had his video camera with him in Flatrock where he took in the sites and watched a number of Newfoundlanders taking part in the last day of the area’s food fishery.

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