A twelve-hour overnight wait, a huge hit on their line at dawn, a half-hour fight, and a 1.6 meter, 50-pound sailfish to bring home. Juventud Rebelde tells the story of two
[Juventud Rebelde photo.]
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7 comments:
phil, correct your post. that is not a swordfish, it is a sailfish. the sail-like dorsal fin indicates so. the sword has no such sail.
pez aguja (needle) is a sail, pez espada (sword) is a swordfish.
Charming. How long before the authorities confiscated "state property"?
thanks, will do
Sorry to ruin your little human interest story Peters (did you rush to re-read Hemingway and lose yourself in your fantasy of a Cuba that no longer exists?) but indeed the local commissars enjoyed seafood steaks while these two were tossed a pittance for their catch.
the haters continue to spew vile from Miami.. Just look at these comments.
Hi, does this blog have an email address? I cant find it. Thank you.
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