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[patque]

Originally Posted by scottie

Hi Patque. Where can I find this? Who put out the video? Thanks.

It reads: For additional copies contact:
The Rock Productions
3527 Woodlands Drive
Kodiak, AK 99615

Edited and produced by Michael Green
Music written and performed by Michael Green

Cpywrt: 1998 The Rock Productions.

[scottie]

A couple more books...

Saved - Kate Morgenroth - a work of fiction based on true stories

Out on the Deep Blue - edited by leslie leyland fields - true stories written by the men and women working in this dangerous occupation.

[Minarvia]

Here are a few books of mine:

Here is a few with their link from Amazon.com:
The Sea's Bitter Harvest: Thirteen Deadly Days on the North Atlantic by Douglas A. Campbell.
Which chronicles the sinking of four commercial clam fishing boats in the North Atlantic during an amazingly short two week period in January 1999. Ten fishermen lost their lives in this brief period, easily the worst month for Atlantic fisherman in the modern age.

http://www.amazon.com/Seas-Bitter-Ha...902503-2403014

Here is another one: The Hungry Ocean: A Swordboat Captain's Journey by Linda Greenlaw.
Which is about her 31 day fishing trip in the Grand Banks.

http://www.amazon.com/Hungry-Ocean-S...3953955&sr=1-2

[AnthroAnne]

Ok this is a book that I'm going to order and might be of interest for everyone including the Hansens - It's a copulation of first hand stories - narratives by the Norwegian emigration (that is people leaving Norway to another country) in Commercial fishing.

It's called:
"Following the Waters: Voices from the Final Norwegian Emigration. An oral history about courageous imigent commerical fishing" by Astrid Tollefsen, published in 2005 by Leifur Publications. It's on Amazon if you want to order it.

[Missy]

"Frozen Tide" Pits Sarah Reid Against Big Oil in Heart of Alaska's King Crab Industy

Frozen Tide opens with Sarah Reid, oceanography student, bartender and former crab boat deckhand in Alaska's Dutch Harbor, stumbling upon a scheme by Odin Energy to secretly exploit an untapped source of energy at the floor of the Bering Sea. When an entire crab boat crew -- including Sarah's brother -- goes missing She suspects Odin has released toxic gas and will soon cause a global environmental crisis. She has to take action. She must stop Odin.

Author: Ren Knopf
Publisher: Arbor Books, New York, 2007
ISBN: 10: 0-9790469-8-X
Category: Mystery
Length: 264 pages
Available at: www.amazon.com

[scottie]

Another one for the library, now just gotta find it. Thanks Missy. Did you find it in a store or did you get it online? If online, from where?

[Missy]

Originally Posted by scottie

Another one for the library, now just gotta find it. Thanks Missy. Did you find it in a store or did you get it online? If online, from where?

Amazon has it.

[patque]

Originally Posted by scottie

Another one for the library, now just gotta find it. Thanks Missy. Did you find it in a store or did you get it online? If online, from where?

I think Melg just ordered it and is expecting to get it tomorrow.

[MelG]

I ordered "Fatal Forecast" (from Amazon). Should be here tomorrow. It got really good reviews so I'm looking forward to reading it. :-)

[patque]

This is an online e-book. I havent read it but you may use the link and save it to read at a later time if you'd like. A Woman Who Went to Alaska
Don't get mad if it's lame...lol. I just thought that on a cool, rainy day, it might be a good way to pass a little time. :)