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The Oysterman Timelapse

Posted on January 19, 2015 by Tim under Lynnhaven, Video

Common Ground | Oystering on the Lynnhaven in The Virginian-Pilot January 2015:

More than 40 percent of the river is now viable grounds for oyster farmers like Chris Ludford…

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