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Ever been greeted by a Monkfish before? Think how many thousands of boatloads of fish have covered these iced down display cases. When I first visited this very counter in this exact same location, the year was 1971. Zoom to read the signs:) Location: Pike Place Market, Seattle. Bill:) "Graceful British Lines" thumb_2016916.jpg

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Hendesse

1:17PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Excellent and very interesting shot. I've never seen a monkfish before.

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jendellas

1:21PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

I see there is no Haddock, that is what we eat round here, our town is well known for it fish!!!!!!

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helanker

1:24PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

What a great shot this is LOL ! And the Monk fish I thins is the one we call a "Sea bag" Dont think I have had to doubtful pleasure either LOL !

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Meisiekind

1:30PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Oh hello - I'm a human - well, at least sometimes!!! LOL... Very neat collection of seafood Bill - my favourite meal!!! You just have to add some mussels and prawns too!

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marybelgium

1:37PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

LOL ! great find !

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mickeyrony

1:51PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

A display unit with fish well vertified like. Beautiful catch of sight. It is a smile that you bring to us. Cheer and mile mercies ((5++)) Un présentoir à poissons bien vertifié comme . Belle prise de vue . C,est un sourire que tu nous apportes . Bravo et mile mercis ((5++))

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drace68

2:00PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Lookin' good.

M2A

2:11PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Cool snap.

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cfulton

2:17PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Someone has a stunning hand writing skill. A great display, Clive

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kansas

2:38PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Wonderful shot. I've shopped there many times in the past.

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dbrv6

2:46PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Interesting and great shot!

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blinkings

2:53PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

'Hello I'm a Monkfish......please don't eat me'!

BertDes

3:02PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Excellent capture.

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Sea_Dog

3:40PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Looks like he's thinking about jumping. A great shot, these kinds of markets are fascinating places and the food tastes SOOOOOO much better. Well done.

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kenmo

4:01PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Yikes...what an interesting market....!!!

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flavia49

4:01PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

great capture!!

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MagikUnicorn

4:06PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Miammm Fresh Fish...Love this

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sandra46

4:09PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

EXCELLENT SHOT!!!!!!

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Erestorfan

4:10PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

MMM!!! Nice assortment of fish. But wow...it certainly is a LOT more expensive out there than here in NH!! Well, I've never been greeted by a monkfish, but I've eaten some and it tastes a lot like Maine lobster! Nice looking fish market! Plenty of ice to keep things really fresh.

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beachzz

4:16PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

I think that monkfish is an imposter, I don't him wearing a brown wool robe or sandals. Maybe he's a different order!! Great shot---I wandered thru here when I was in Seattle last year--it's a great place!!

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MrsRatbag

4:20PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Someone should scribble underneath the greeting "Eat more chicken!" LOL! Did you watch the guys tossing fish over people's heads? That's a great show...quick thinking and funny repartee!

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durleybeachbum

4:54PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Very interesting! We've lost our local fishmongers, but there is a iced slab of fish in the supermarket.

Foto-Arte

5:21PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Who knew Monk fish could write! Great work!

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Emil-arts

6:49PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Can't say I have but what a delicious selection. How about a comparison in 71 prices Bill.

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goodoleboy

7:18PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Yes, say hello to the expensive fish. They look like they're under a ton of snow. Other than the prices, I never see that in my local supermarkets. In any case, nice capture of the various sea life and hand printed signs, Bill.

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RodS Online Now!

7:22PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Wow - this is too cool, Bill! Great shot, love the signs. I'll pass on the monkfish and octopus, but I'm all over the trout, tilapia, and mackerel. Tilapia on the grill is awesome!

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kbrog

8:54PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Something smells fishy with this! ;D That's the same fish since 1971. Excellent capture! I'm so glad we only capture images and moods. LOL!

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Richardphotos

9:00PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

looks like the monk fish has plans to escape.I can smell them as your capture speaks loudly!good shot

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watapki66

9:14PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Wonderful looking display, great capture!

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Chipka

10:15PM | Thu, 11 February 2010

Seafood is one of my favorites. There's very little of it I won't eat. Baby octopus is probably something I won't eat simply because I'd be too interested in raising pet octopi...they're like woodlice to me...cute! I love the variety of fish here. I also love the vibe of this place; I get the feeling of buzzing human activity, a frenzy of buying and selling, and even a bit of haggling. Well...maybe not haggling, but I can dream. This is amazing. I like it immensely.

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