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Lone fisherman, Delroy Lindo
"Lone fisherman: 16-year old Delroy Lindo often comes fishing on this lone rock on the north coast near Discovery Bay. He loves to catch, then fry the fish himself. He has been indulging in this pastime regularly since he left school last year. But…
Rae Town Fishing Village
Fishers at the Rae Town Fishing Village pulling a fishing boat named "Rescue" from the sea.
Inland Fisheries Project Twickenham Park
"Fish farmers at one of the inland fisheries Twickenham Park site project are seen rounding up some of the "Jamaican Perch" for marketing.
Inland Fisheries Project
"Men sex-grouping the African Perch at Twickenham Park Fish Farm."
Lewis, Telford
"Telford Lewis of the Montego Bay Fishermen Co-op Society better known as "Tobias", he is leader of the group and is pictured at the River Bay complex making a net. This isn't the kind he usually uses, the openings are too wide, but the smaller…
Thursday Fish Market Twickenham Park , The Research Centre
"Protein at its lowest cost is what fish farmers offer here at the weekly Twickenham Park Fish Research Centre, near Spanish Town. For as little as $2 per lb, up to 2,000 pounds of the high protein food is sold in the form of 'Tilapia Nilotica' also…
Project food farm (Mitchell Town Clarendon)
"Fisherman hauling the net during a catch at a Project Food Farm fish pond at Mitchell Town Clarendon on Wednesday, (October 13)."
Old Harbour Bay Fishermen
Four fishermen from Old Harbour Bay in St. Catherine, Jamaica.
Morant Bay Market
"Making a livelihood from the sea: For the last six years four young men have been earning their livelihood from the sea, to which they turned because of the lack of job opportunities in Morant Bay. As the photograph shows, they are making a good job…
JAMALCO Fish Project (Hayes-Cornpiece,Clarendon)
"Members of the JAMALCO-sponsored fish project from Hayes-Cornpiece, Clarendon preparing fish for the local market.
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Myrtle Bank Hotel
View of the Myrtle Bank Hotel, built in the mid 1800s. This grand hotel was once known as the largest in the island.
