East Hampton, The Last Hope For A Robust Scallop Harvest, Proves Unspared From Scarcity
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Scallopers descened on Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton on Sunday in hopes of collecting bushel baskets full of bay scallops but found precious few of the valuable shellfish.
Scallopers descened on Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton on Sunday in hopes of collecting bushel baskets full of bay scallops but found precious few of the valuable shellfish.
Scallopers descened on Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton on Sunday in hopes of collecting bushel baskets full of bay scallops but found precious few of the valuable shellfish.
Scallopers descened on Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton on Sunday in hopes of collecting bushel baskets full of bay scallops but found precious few of the valuable shellfish.
Scallopers descened on Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton on Sunday in hopes of collecting bushel baskets full of bay scallops but found precious few of the valuable shellfish.
Scallopers descened on Three Mile Harbor in East Hampton on Sunday in hopes of collecting bushel baskets full of bay scallops but found precious few of the valuable shellfish.
Michael Wright on Nov 11, 2020
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Michael Wright on Nov 11, 2020