Ive decided that I will take a whole lot less money if I can live in a place that gives me a sense of continuity and what I consider meaningful work. I think I have an understanding of why people return to what society says is meager pickings . It will give you meaning in your life that material possessions never will.
A lot of people don't know what happened to the Atlantic salmon. A very large portion of the population is oblivious to the fact that it was the Western Europeans that depleted the Atlantic Salmon stocks after their winter feeding grounds were discovered off Labrador and Greenland. The Danes were the biggest offenders. Why there was never any full scale publications on this is very puzzling. Organizations like Green Peace, PETA, et al never once voiced concern about any of this. Our cod stocks met with much the same fate.
Binge watching Land and Sea during the coronavirus lockdown. Lovin' it!
Ive decided that I will take a whole lot less money if I can live in a place that gives me a sense of continuity and what I consider meaningful work. I think I have an understanding of why people return to what society says is meager pickings . It will give you meaning in your life that material possessions never will.
Very well said.
A lot of people don't know what happened to the Atlantic salmon. A very large portion of the population is oblivious to the fact that it was the Western Europeans that depleted the Atlantic Salmon stocks after their winter feeding grounds were discovered off Labrador and Greenland. The Danes were the biggest offenders. Why there was never any full scale publications on this is very puzzling. Organizations like Green Peace, PETA, et al never once voiced concern about any of this. Our cod stocks met with much the same fate.
Grew up fishing back home and got forced out of it. Miss them good old days
Tears to my eye's
How many there now?
106 I saw in an interview with Kevin O''Riley from there
Sustaining a way of life that has largely died out in Ireland.
This is old footage. The fishery in Newfoundland has been destroyed.
@@friendlyzombie1460 The fishery here still exists. My uncles still make their livings on St. Brendan’s fishing. Many other families do as well.