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A Fishing Town

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1. The fishing tramboatsauceI don't know goes out to sea.

2. The fisherman markslikesreadsI don't know his trap with buoys.

3. Early in the morning people go down to the marketshoregraveyardI don't know to dig for clams.

4. In the summer months, tourists come to sleepswimdrinkI don't know in the sea.

5. Fishermen take pride in their handworkfunI don't know.

6. Many seagullscowsbushesI don't know live near the shore and feed on sea creatures.

7. A statue commemorates the fishermen who drownedflewkilledI don't know at sea over the years.

8. Many people enjoy drinking clam chowder and eating spoonsnetslobstersI don't know.

9. As the waves crash on the shore, children build doorssandcastlesclamsI don't know on the beach.

10. After swimming in the ocean, it is necessary to wash the taffysaltmudI don't know from one's hair.

11. A speciality bytoofI don't know seaside candy-makers is saltwater taffy.

12. Girls and boys collect seashells on the mountaindocksbeachI don't know.

13. Pearls and sandfruitcoralI don't know are collected in the sea and are all valued highly.

14. Old wooden beams, bottles and flotsam of all sorts wash up on shoredecktreesI don't know.

15. The manarchitecturefisheryI don't know of the seaside is mainly wooden clapboard and shingle.

16. Many inhabitantscreaturesfishermenI don't know reside in tide-pools during low tide and are separated from the sea until the next high tide.

17. Port and starboard, not left and right, are used on boats to denote relative sizedirectionshapeI don't know.

18. The salty sea air blows ashore all day, providing ample wind for fartingwalkingsailingI don't know.

19. Near rocks and marinas, flashlightslighthouseschurch bellsI don't know were used to ward off endangered ships before the advent of SONAR, GPS and radio.