God bless Henry Yee

[Splinte1941]

I love this dude's auctions. New one is up.

[deebro041]

Jake do you have a link?

[thecatspajamas]

http://www.ebay.com/sch/hyee_auctions/m.html

Always love looking at his auctions, but have never won anything from him. Kind of like window shopping for me :D

[Splinte1941]

He's hyee_auctions on eBay. I'm on my iPad and there's no link with the app.

Thanks Lance.

[Splinte1941]

http://www.ebay.com/sch/hyee_auctions/m.html

Always love looking at his auctions, but have never won anything from him. Kind of like window shopping for me :D

Going big on a couple things here or going home.

[slidekellyslide]

http://www.ebay.com/sch/hyee_auctions/m.html

Always love looking at his auctions, but have never won anything from him. Kind of like window shopping for me :D

I've won only one item from him and that was many years ago...of course my focus is very narrow and he rarely has anything that fits my collection.

<a href="http://s22.photobucket.com/albums/b331/nudan92/1947-1961%20Lincoln%20Baseball/?action=view&amp;current=DickStuartWirephotoSmall.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b331/nudan92/1947-1961%20Lincoln%20Baseball/DickStuartWirephotoSmall.jpg" border="0" alt="1956 Dick Stuart Wirephoto"></a>

[deebro041]

Thanks Lance!!:)

[71buc]

In the past he sent out an email regarding his auctions. I didn't get one this time around and would have missed this one. Thanks for the alert.

[Leon]

Henry and I spoke a few weeks ago when he registered for the forum. We have known each other for about 8-10 yrs and have a good hobby rapport. I don't expect him to ever post on the board but more than likely he will be at the Net54baseball dinner as a patron. With his other hobby endeavors I doubt he will be able to speak at the Dinner though. I have my eye on a thing or two, but his auctions sometimes get more than market prices (good for him) so we'll just have to see. best regards

[Forever Young]

In the past he sent out an email regarding his auctions. I didn't get one this time around and would have missed this one. Thanks for the alert.

I didn't get one yet either so he must be waiting until all the items are up. I believe the auction is over 3 or 4 nights so look for more items to pop up tonight and through the weekend. I am sure we will get an email soon. I am always Amazed at the stuff that henry gets consigned. Everything seems so minty and there is always something new I have never seen. I Love Henry's auction as I usually find something to add to my collection but also learn so much by his photos and detailed descriptions. Great stuff!

[mr2686]

Here come the Type 1's

[GrayGhost]

Its amazing the prices Henry gets. Its almost like a "status symbol" to buy and item from his auctions. That said, the quality is there, and the competition, plus Henry is a really cool person.

Good luck to Henry w the auction and Im sure we'll be seeing some of the great Net54 acquisitions from it soon.

[7nohitter]

Until I came here I was not aware of the interest/collectability of the TYPE I photos....Yee has many to offer...any estimates on how much these will go for? For example, the Babe Ruth in an LA Angels uniform....

[Forever Young]

Here come the Type 1's

Tommy likey, Tommy want type 1ny..

http://i947.photobucket.com/albums/ad320/weino23/tumblr_m4px0bLZaT1rx1txno1_500.jpg

[Hankphenom]

Just can't say enough good things about Henry. One of the hobby's great practitioners, and a lovely person to boot.

[thecatspajamas]

Until I came here I was not aware of the interest/collectability of the TYPE I photos....Yee has many to offer...any estimates on how much these will go for? For example, the Babe Ruth in an LA Angels uniform....

Photograph collecting, and Type 1 photos in particular, is definitely a growing area of interest in the hobby. Yee being one of the most knowledgable and selective (in terms of what photos he includes in his auctions) sellers means he brings truly informative descriptions and quality subject matter, which naturally translate to higher prices for his photograph offerings. And, as I believe was a topic of discussion following his last auction, those higher prices spill over to other memorabilia categories he brings as well, though typically photos are his main area of emphasis. It's hard to pin a price on any piece ahead of time, but you can safely bet it will be "top of the market" price (or better) when the dust settles.

Just goes to show that knowledge of the subject matter, fully-informed descriptions, and clear, straightforward presentation of the material are all appreciated by bidders, and they will reward you for your efforts and consistency.

Oh, and literally being one of two who "wrote the book" on the subject helps too :D

[GKreindler]

Well done, Benny.

[7nohitter]

Photograph collecting, and Type 1 photos in particular, is definitely a growing area of interest in the hobby. Yee being one of the most knowledgable and selective (in terms of what photos he includes in his auctions) sellers means he brings truly informative descriptions and quality subject matter, which naturally translate to higher prices for his photograph offerings. And, as I believe was a topic of discussion following his last auction, those higher prices spill over to other memorabilia categories he brings as well, though typically photos are his main area of emphasis. It's hard to pin a price on any piece ahead of time, but you can safely bet it will be "top of the market" price (or better) when the dust settles.

Just goes to show that knowledge of the subject matter, fully-informed descriptions, and clear, straightforward presentation of the material are all appreciated by bidders, and they will reward you for your efforts and consistency.

Oh, and literally being one of two who "wrote the book" on the subject helps too :D

Thanks, Lance.

[drc]

How much are you guys paid?

[thekingofclout]

How much are you guys paid?

C'mon David. It's not like he's your competition... ;)

[RichardSimon]

I consigned some items to Henry's current auction. He is a true professional, courteous, informative about my items, communicative with me and it was a pleasure to deal with him.

[drc]

I don't sell much, so he's not competition in that respect.

I did look and he has nice photos up. The non-sport are nice too.

[Forever Young]

I consigned some items to Henry's current auction. He is a true professional, courteous, informative about my items, communicative with me and it was a pleasure to deal with him.

+1

[Splinte1941]

I'm glad I could start a thread that was positive and reflects one of the real good guys in the business.

Having said that, it looks like my retirement accounts and/or a second mortgage will be needed to get in on this action.

[thekingofclout]

Good to see that Henry's current auction got a nice write-up in SportsCollectorsDaily.com

http://www.sportscollectorsdaily.com/required-reading-monday-news-notes/

[Leon]

Henry's stuff always does very well.....Good luck to everyone going for anything...Some of his stuff is already taking off with more than a day left. Can't wait to see some of the prices he gets.


http://www.ebay.com/sch/hyee_auctions/m.html



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[Splinte1941]

Henry's stuff always does very well.....Good luck to everyone going for anything...Some of his stuff is already taking off with more than a day left. Can't wait to see some of the prices he gets.


http://www.ebay.com/sch/hyee_auctions/m.html



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It's a mystery how he does it...

[Splinte1941]

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[thecatspajamas]

How on Earth does an item have a bid of $xxx.xxin the last ten seconds and then comes up $1.00 short of my astronomical max proxy bid of $xxxx.xx? And a proxy bid that was sniped no less...

Houston, we have a problem. Anyone interested can PM for the details.

Total scam.

I think if you're going to call someone out for a "total scam" in public, you should also provide your proof/reasoning in public. If your bid was a snipe, I really don't see how it could have been anything more than a coincidence.

[murphusa]

How on Earth does an item have a bid of $xxx.xxin the last ten seconds and then comes up $1.00 short of my astronomical max proxy bid of $xxxx.xx? And a proxy bid that was sniped no less...


Total scam.


A. There is a god
B. some people get what they deserve
C. All of the above

[Splinte1941]

[QUOTE=murphusa;1004645]A. There is a god
B. some people get what they deserve
C. All of the above[/

Get a life Jim.

[Splinte1941]

I think if you're going to call someone out for a "total scam" in public, you should also provide your proof/reasoning in public. If your bid was a snipe, I really don't see how it could have been anything more than a coincidence.

Lance, please PM me if you want clarification. As someone who runs a legitimate shop, you will be interested in what I have to say.

[carrigansghost]

Please say it for all on the board to read and enjoy, why keep it private if it is legit?

Rawn

[glchen]

I would think this is just a coincidence also. I won three items from Yee's auctions that ended today. I sniped all of them, and for one of them, it hit my max bid exactly. The other two were considerably less than my max bids. (Two Ruth pins and the Butterfinger Ruth ad piece)

[Leon]

I was sniping 3-4 items. I won 1 and it was right at $200 below my max. Very happy with the win.

[carrigansghost]

Come on, Jake, you must know we are all hanging on your every word. What is this information you are willing to share only with Lance? Enlighten us all.

Rawn

[Leon]

Jake aka Splinte1941 and I spoke today. He didn't realize it was against the rules to use an alias in registering, as well as on the board, when a name is needed. That being said his name has been changed accordingly to his real name Bill Row.ett III.
Please continue.

Lastly back to the subject at hand, I do believe after further discussions, Henry does have clientele that doesn't bid on ebay unless with him.

[carrigansghost]

So he is a person that uses an alias and has info we would like to hear, sounds like a few others that have come and gone.

Rawn Hill, no reason to hide and no hidden secrets.

Rawn

[Splinte1941]

Jake aka Splinte1941 and I spoke today. He didn't realize it was against the rules to use an alias in registering, as well as on the board, when a name is needed. That being said his name has been changed accordingly to his real name Bill Row.ett III.
Please continue.

Lastly back to the subject at hand, I do believe after further discussions, Henry does have clientele that doesn't bid on ebay unless with him.

Thank you Leon, but if you could change my name to Will, I would appreciate it. Only family refer to me as Bill :D

Leon and I had a very productive conversation and while we remain in disagreement on certain recent issues, I am moving forward and putting this behind me.

[Splinte1941]

So he is a person that uses an alias and has info we would like to hear, sounds like a few others that have come and gone.

Rawn Hill, no reason to hide and no hidden secrets.

Rawn

Rawn, I have been advised by legal counsel (myself) not to comment any further.

[carrigansghost]

Only a fool repsents himself, but in this case, I would follow the advice.

Rawn

[Splinte1941]

Only a fool repsents himself, but in this case, I would follow the advice.

Rawn

Rawn, I'm really not interested in a fight right out of the gate, but please dont speak of matters and areas of expertise in which you're obviously clueless.

[carrigansghost]

I have purchased from Mr. Yee and am only intersted in matters in which you claim to have insight to. Just a challenge to your arrogant posts to deliver on the goods. Jake, Will, Bill, whatever you would like to be called this week, I have no fear of challenges in my limited area of collecting.

You put it out there that you had info of these auctions, so let's hear it.

Rawn

[Splinte1941]

I have purchased from Mr. Yee and am only intersted in matters in which you claim to have insight to. Just a challenge to your arrogant posts to deliver on the goods. Jake, Will, Bill, whatever you would like to be called this week, I have no fear of challenges in my limited area of collecting.

You put it out there that you had info of these auctions, so let's hear it.

Rawn

Paging Dr. Luckey...

[carrigansghost]

Mommy, I've been bad and this bad man caught my in a fib or what? Your posts have lead me to believe that you are a complete fool and will no longer be read.

Rawn

[carrigansghost]

If you would like to continue this debate please feel free to contact me on my email of rawn@hotmail.com. You may however continue to make an ass of yourself on the forum if you so desire.

Rawn

[Splinte1941]

Mommy, I've been bad and this bad man caught my in a fib or what? Your posts have lead me to believe that you are a complete fool and will no longer be read.

Rawn

No, there's no lie here Yawn, but please understand that I'm not apologizing because I've been threatened with legal action. I'm doing so because I want to move forward. That's all.

If you don't want to read my posts, I promise you I won't lose sleep.

[carrigansghost]

Now it's funny. What, are you 12? Calling me Yawn? I have always used my REAL name unlike you. I again will invite you to take this off the forum. 207-515-1142 is my number. I don't have to hide, maybe because I'm not a d-bag.

The truth can never be held against you and as a so called lawyer, you should be aware of this.

Rawn

[Splinte1941]

Now it's funny. What, are you 12? Calling me Yawn? I have always used my REAL name unlike you. I again will invite you to take this off the forum. 207-515-1142 is my number. I don't have to hide, maybe because I'm not a d-bag.

The truth can never be held against you and as a so called lawyer, you should be aware of this.

Rawn

Sorry, that was a legit typo.

Why do you want to talk over the phone? I don't have an issue with you but you keep at this for some reason.

Truce.

[mr2686]

Jake aka Splinte1941 and I spoke today. He didn't realize it was against the rules to use an alias in registering, as well as on the board, when a name is needed .

Leon, I'm not sure of all of your collecting interests, but judging by the above information would you be interested in buying the Brooklyn Bridge from me? :D

[carrigansghost]

I have no desire to ever speak with you. You are the one with secrets and have stated that you have information that would benefit the knowledge of the board.

I have no secrets and would be willing to learn from your vast knowledge.

Rawn

[carrigansghost]

If I ever get rich, I'll be sure to call a different financial planner than you. Doubtful that it will happen, but just putting it out there that there is a big difference between a bean counter and a REAL lawyer.

Rawn

[carrigansghost]

Look you call out a very respected member of our hobby and want to threaten me?


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Rawn,

I dont have a problem with you but now you're crossing a line past the boundaries of the board and into personal shit. Leon and I have an agreement in place that this will not be tolerated for me, or anyone else on the board.

Only a weirdo starts posting personal information and I would appreciate it if you refrained from doing this.

Thanks.

[Scott Garner]

Leon, I'm not sure of all of your collecting interests, but judging by the above information would you be interested in buying the Brooklyn Bridge from me? :D

:D;)

[Leon]

Leon, I'm not sure of all of your collecting interests, but judging by the above information would you be interested in buying the Brooklyn Bridge from me? :D

It's called letting someone off the hook. I hope we can get back to talking about sports memorabilia over here.

[jgmp123]

So what we talking about previously? :D

[mr2686]

Isn't "somebody" running out of hooks yet?

[carrigansghost]

Just hooked and now reeling him in. As you know Leon, I have little patience for fakes.
Whatever your name is this week or hour try me, I'll play. I will take that as a sign that we will not be hearing your garbage anymore.
Rawn

[Jlighter]

I read this entire thread and I just have one question...

WHAT?

[Big Six]

I read this entire thread and I just have one question...

WHAT?

If you're not confused, then you're not paying attention...

[Splinte1941]

Just hooked and now reeling him in. As you know Leon, I have little patience for fakes.
Whatever your name is this week or hour try me, I'll play. I will take that as a sign that we will not be hearing your garbage anymore.
Rawn

Good morning, Rawn. Hope you enjoy the great Maine weather this week.

[carrigansghost]

I have to enjoy it while I can, I work second shift.

Rawn

[Splinte1941]

I have to enjoy it while I can, I work second shift.

Rawn

Have a good one man. Peace and prosperity to you. Doing my best to extend the olive branch.

Will

[RichardSimon]

Put each other on block, that is the easiest solution if you want to stop reading annoying member posts. Works wonders!
btw Rawn - I vacationed in Bar Harbor, Maine last year and loved it. Beautiful place.

[carrigansghost]

Well, I have no problems being here in the great state of Maine. Any of the honest members of the forum are more than welcome to stay at my place for a vacation visit. I do take exception to people that tell half of the truth and outright lie to the board. As you can see, I hide from no one. Funny how the board jumps all over an auction house or seller and let's a liar and fraud off without so much as a smack behind the ear.

Lawyer.....No. Financial Planner
Jake....No. Bill
Bill......No. Will
I have a secret.....No. I just make inuendoes

Rawn in Maine

[RichardSimon]

Innuendos are easy to make, that is why we are seeing them so much in the last few days.

[carrigansghost]

Yes they are and they should stop. Many of us here have had them brought up against them and I find them to be made by cowards behind keyboards.

Rawn

[barrysloate]

Went to summer camp in Casco, Maine; vacationed one college summer in Waterville, Me; and spent part of my honeymoon at the Captain Lord's Mansion in Kennebunkport. Maine is one of my favorite places!

[jgmp123]

Never made it up to Maine although I would love to see...I hear it's an absolutely beautiful place to vacation.

[carrigansghost]

Barry, I grew up in Harrison, just north of Casco. You must have been on Sebago Lake.

Come on up to Maine, I have no idea where the key is to my front door, low crime rate, decent weather for 3 months, you can drink from the lakes and streams and get directions to the best seafood places around. Moose in the road and mosquitoes large enough to carry away small children are a bit of a detraction though.

Rawn

[RichardSimon]

Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park are just stunning.
Went on a great whale watch and two other boating trips (lighthouse viewing and a nature boat trip). The area is clean, friendly and has good restaurants.

[jgmp123]

Barry, I grew up in Harrison, just north of Casco. You must have been on Sebago Lake.

Come on up to Maine, I have no idea where the key is to my front door, low crime rate, decent weather for 3 months, you can drink from the lakes and streams and get directions to the best seafood places around. Moose in the road and mosquitoes large enough to carry away small children are a bit of a detraction though.

Rawn

Rawn,

Not gonna lie...After reading that, I am pretty jealous sitting here in the great state of Indiana...

[carrigansghost]

Most are very friendly here if you get out of what we call "Northern Mass" which refers to the southern part of the state. More often than not, you will be invited to someone's home for a dinner and a few beers if you strike up a chat at a local establishment.

Pick some wild blueberries or blackberries, feel really great about your dental health and try to figure out our accents. Now that's the impression I get from the tourists.

Rawn

[autograf]

Have dealt with Will/Bill Row.ett in the past with only good results..........Just FYI.........

[Leon]

Have dealt with Will/ Bill Row.ett in the past with only good results..........Just FYI.........

You have no idea but probably will soon......

[carrigansghost]

Let me guess.......Jake, bill, Will, is actually Henry? This is all making my head spin and I usually like that feeling.

Rawn

[mr2686]

You have no idea but probably will soon......

Why is everyone so keen on throwing out little breadcrumbs around here? :confused:

[carrigansghost]

That Sir, is the right question.

Rawn

[Leon]

Why is everyone so keen on throwing out little breadcrumbs around here? :confused:

I am waiting until this evening when someone said they would do the right thing. If they don't, then I probably will. But there are issues to be thought about. Not everyone just says anything all of the time without thinking of the repercussions. And I don't care what a few board members say, I have to be comfortable with my actions.

[RichardSimon]

This is starting to sound like an Alfred Hitchcock Presents episode :D.
Jake-Bill-Will is actually Ron Dross' ghost?? :).

[jgmp123]

I am confused as to why so much secrecy...and this all began with the accusation of shill bidding in the Yee auctions..correct?

[Leon]

I am confused as to why so much secrecy...and this all began with the accusation of shill bidding in the Yee auctions..correct?

The front page has the story...entitled "Jake Sullivan".....best regards

[jgmp123]

The front page has the story...entitled "Jake Sullivan".....best regards

Thank you Leon.

[Shoeless Moe]

Going big on a couple things here or going home.

I guess you went home!

[Frozen in Time]

Photograph collecting, and Type 1 photos in particular, is definitely a growing area of interest in the hobby. Yee being one of the most knowledgable and selective (in terms of what photos he includes in his auctions) sellers means he brings truly informative descriptions and quality subject matter, which naturally translate to higher prices for his photograph offerings. And, as I believe was a topic of discussion following his last auction, those higher prices spill over to other memorabilia categories he brings as well, though typically photos are his main area of emphasis. It's hard to pin a price on any piece ahead of time, but you can safely bet it will be "top of the market" price (or better) when the dust settles.

Just goes to show that knowledge of the subject matter, fully-informed descriptions, and clear, straightforward presentation of the material are all appreciated by bidders, and they will reward you for your efforts and consistency.

Oh, and literally being one of two who "wrote the book" on the subject helps too :D



Just wanted to add my 2 cents to this discussion. I have known Henry for a long time and have followed his auctions since the beginning. All of my interactions with Henry have been extremely pleasant and very informative. His knowledge about vintage photos is second to none and he has always been receptive to any of my questions regarding such.

Of all of the dealers, auction houses, etc. that I have dealt with the past 20 years or so, I would easily place Henry in the top 1% for courtesy, honesty knowledge and professional behavior.

In addition to all of the previous excellent points explained by others in this thread as to why his auctions do so well, I would simply add that Henry's auctions have filled a much needed gap in the hobby. Rather than endlessly fishing for items on Ebay or being priced out of the major auction houses, for the last decade or so, Henry has provided quality items that would never appear in REA, Legendary, Heritage or Lelands, starting at 99 cents all at one site with excellent descriptions and remarkable photo documentation.

In my opinion, he fully deserves all of the success he has worked so hard to achieve.

Craig

[carrigansghost]

Very well said Craig and a beer raised to our leader Leon. A special thx to the fellow forum guys that supported my view in the last couple of days, awesome forum. Looking forward to Henry's next showing.

Rawn

[peterose4hof]

I am going to be spending the better part of a week in Kennebunkport later this summer. Any must-see places to visit? Any restaurants that are not to be missed?

[carrigansghost]

I don't spend much time in "Northern Mass" but can ask a few of the locals for you. Let me know when and we can meet up for a beer.

Rawn

[barrysloate]

Chris- check out Captain Lord Mansion, a wonderful bed and breakfast inn, even if you don't stay there. It's one of the nicest I've ever seen ( and I was last there in 1985).

[D. Bergin]

Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park are just stunning.
Went on a great whale watch and two other boating trips (lighthouse viewing and a nature boat trip). The area is clean, friendly and has good restaurants.


We rent a house on the water up there every year. Fantastic place. Can't beat Kayaking with the Harbor Seals and Porpoises.

Made a dumb mistake last year climbing up "The Precipice" in Acadia in 100 degree and humid weather. That was a brutal day for me.

[peterose4hof]

Chris- check out Captain Lord Mansion, a wonderful bed and breakfast inn, even if you don't stay there. It's one of the nicest I've ever seen ( and I was last there in 1985).

Barry, I just spent a few minutes looking over their website and I must say it looks incredibly quaint and charming. We are traveling with our young children and by the looks of it we probably don't want to take them there. I will see if we can get the grandparents to watch them so we can make a day trip of it.

[barrysloate]

Chris- even if you just walk in and look around, or maybe make time for a lunch, you will enjoy. It's a really beautiful place. Let us know if you go.

[RichardSimon]

If anyone heads to Bar Harbor and Acadia Natl Park be sure to go to the restaurant in Acadia, it is called Jordan Pond. Be sure to order the pop overs.
Dave Bergin - you ever try this?

[D. Bergin]

If anyone heads to Bar Harbor and Acadia Natl Park be sure to go to the restaurant in Acadia, it is called Jordan Pond. Be sure to order the pop overs.
Dave Bergin - you ever try this?


You mean The Tea House at Jordan Pond I think. Ended up there several times on our bikes. Don't think I've ever had the Pop Overs though. Will check them out when we're up there next month.

[RichardSimon]

The restaurant is called Jordan Pond House, the only restaurant in the park.
Good food and the popovers are the real treat.

[GKreindler]

+1 on the popovers - they're to die for!!!

Graig

[carrigansghost]

It's officially tourist season on the forum.

Rawn

[RichardSimon]

+1 on the popovers - they're to die for!!!

Graig

You better believe it,, we were there for one week and wound up in that restaurant three times :).
We will be back at some point in time, too beautiful a place to not see twice.

[D. Bergin]

You better believe it,, we were there for one week and wound up in that restaurant three times :).
We will be back at some point in time, too beautiful a place to not see twice.


We've been up there about 6 or 7 times now. Our goal is to hit every hiking trail on the two main sections of the park at one point or another.

I figure about 10 more trips and we'll be about halfway there. :D

[RichardSimon]

Quite a turn this thread has taken :).
Kudos to Maine and kudos to Henry Yee, I was not a buyer in this auction but my consignments did very well.

[baseballart]

I've never been to Acadia National Park (although I am an alumnus of Acadia University, Nova Scotia), but have been through Maine a number of times and always enjoyed it. The best baseball bulk book purchase I made was in the backwoods of Maine, at a cabin on the lake, with an out building in the back, and fog rolling in at night. As the owner was leading me out back, I imagined that Stephen King might be penning my epitaph in a subsequent novel. However, the books were great and I did not meet an untimely demise.

I didn't get this book on that purchase, but here's something more of Maine

http://farm1.staticflickr.com/189/505856018_9922baef9d_z.jpg?zz=1

[RichardSimon]

The boat harbor in Bar Harbor and Jordan Pond on a foggy day.

[buymycards]

It's tough to find decent seafood out here in the boonies in Wisconsin. It's worth the trip to Maine just to find a restaurant by the water and enjoy the fresh scallops, shrimp and lobster.

Rick

[D. Bergin]

It's tough to find decent seafood out here in the boonies in Wisconsin. It's worth the trip to Maine just to find a restaurant by the water and enjoy the fresh scallops, shrimp and lobster.

Rick


You should do what we do. Buy your own lobster at about 5 bucks a lb. right off the docks and boil it up yourself and slather in butter.

If you like mussels, All you have to do is wade into the water, just about anywhere up there and you get all that you can manage to clean and steam up for free.

It really is fantastic.

[carrigansghost]

$5 a pound? Check around, currently $4.49 per here 50 miles inland. There are game wardens monitoring most of the good clam flats also with video.

Rawn