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This and three frames following, lobster traps. In days of yore they were constructed of solid wood. Today are metal, usually coated with vinyl to extend their useful life. Similarly, buoys were once made of wood; today they are PVC or Styrofoam. [UFP101112]
From the looks of it, beached Red Dog hasn't seen the water for a while. [UFP101112]
Lobsterperson's dinghy languishing in shed at New Harbor. What caught my eye were the contrasting colors and especially the makeshift orange-colored window "treatment." [UFP101112]
![This and three frames following, lobster traps. In days of yore they were constructed of solid wood. Today are metal, usually coated with vinyl to extend their useful life. Similarly, buoys were once made of wood; today they are PVC or Styrofoam. [UFP101112]](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-ztPBpGL/5/XL/i-ztPBpGL-XL.jpg)
![From the looks of it, beached Red Dog hasn't seen the water for a while. [UFP101112]](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-r6bGTMf/3/XL/i-r6bGTMf-XL.jpg)
![Lobsterperson's dinghy languishing in shed at New Harbor. What caught my eye were the contrasting colors and especially the makeshift orange-colored window "treatment." [UFP101112]](https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-JSNBM6F/4/XL/i-JSNBM6F-XL.jpg)