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WVEC coverage of Chef at Terrapin talking about Superstorm Sandy

Posted on November 8, 2012 by Tim under Press

Visit WVEC.com to view video November 2012:

Chris and Chef Rodney of Terrapin talk about temporary closure of the Lynnhaven due to Superstorm Sandy.

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Hopefully this will help you ease back into work, school and post-holiday life. The marsh is flowering into its late summer crop of offspring and is almost eight feet tall in places. Turn up the volume! . . #LynnhavenRiver #OysterFarm #marsh #blackbirds #rails #egret #osprey #heron #summer #SeaOfGreen #river #RiverLove #GreenPlanet #earth #ThisIsVaBeach
Bonus find in the oyster cage this morning: Jumbo Soft Crab. He is pictured with his old shell. Amazing size difference! . . . #LynnhavenRiver #SoftCrab #FullMoon #shedding #BlueCrab #crab #peeler #BluePlanet #river #ocean #CleanWater #seafood #CommercialFishing #SupportItOrImportIt #waterman #oysters
Our girl. . . #NationalDogDay #Labrador #YellowLab #YellowDog #WaterDog #Dog #DuckDog #FamilyDog

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