On Nov 1, 7:32*pm, Brooklyn1 <Gravesend1> wrote:
> On Mon, 01 Nov 2010 18:21:39 -0700, Arri London >
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> >Ophelia wrote:
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> >> >> > Back in the 'old days' oysters used to be so cheap and plentiful (in
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> >> >> > US as well as Britain) that they were food for the poor. An oyster
> >> >> > sandwich was eating at the bottom of the barrel, literally. Think
> >> >> > Colchester in the past 
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> >> >> Yes! * I have read stories of the poor complaining about having to eat
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> >> > Must be nice, ya?
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> >> Heh they thought they were badly off
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> >In those days, there were. Salmon is affordable locally as a treat. Too
> >pricey to eat on a regular basis.
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> Nothing beats smoked whitefish.http://www.murrayssturgeon.com/ShowMenu.tpl
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Black Alaskan Cod isn't too bad either.
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