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Mary MacADNski: Chicken of the sea, Ray. It's a retired lobster pot.

Mary MacADNski: It's wonderful that we have so many beaches where you would never see another soul.

Mary MacADNski: This is a summer shot, Louis. I needed a change from snow. Our lobsters are smart here.

Mary MacADNski: It's a beach not many go to. This was a beautiful day in July. Beside my friend and I there were only two other people.

Mary MacADNski: It would be a lobster pot that has seen the end of it's working life.

Mary MacADNski: It's a lobster pot that has retired from it's hard working life.

Mary MacADNski: It's an old lobster pot that has seen the end of it's fishing days.

Mary MacADNski: That's a torn up lobster trap that has seen it's last fishing days.

Mary MacADNski: It was a fairly nice beach that I found while exploring.

Mary MacADNski: Thanks, Richard.

Mary MacADNski: No people about which is how I like the beach. Yes, this is an old lobster pot.

Mary MacADNski: That's my kind of beach. I saw this beach from a boat, asked my friends how to get there on land and a few days later, found it.
There were no other people there. I love it!

Esa es mi tipo de playa. Yo vi esta playa desde un barco, pregunté a mis amigos cómo llegar en la tierra y unos días más tarde, la encontró. No había otras personas allí. Me encanta!

Mary MacADNski: That's my kind of beach too. I saw this beach from a boat, asked my friends how to get there on land and a few days later, found it. Not another soul to be found.

Mary MacADNski: I have loved this forever. It was one of my mom's favorite songs too.

Mary MacADNski: Thanks, Zebigleb. I like lonely beaches very much.

Mary MacADNski: That's my kind of beach. I saw this beach from a boat, asked my friends how to get there on land and a few days later, found it.

Mary MacADNski: The trap is a derelict from a storm or something, all broken up. You can always find something interesting on a beach walk.

Mary MacADNski: Ha, I love it! Mad a great visual image.