Letters of Frederic Lord Blachford Under Secretary of State for the Colonies 1
Letters of Frederic Lord Blachford Under Secretary of State for the Colonies 1
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Naples : November 14, 1871.
My dear Kate, The weather has been so bad that I think it not impossible that unless it mends we may turn tail and run back to Rome, leaving Baie and Amalfi undone. How- ever, we have had one beautiful day at Pompeii, and beautiful patches of weather, including a most magnificent sunset seen from the Strada Victor Emmanuel, a kind of terraced road running behind the city along the side of the hill. This morning we have been greatly amused at watching the fisher- men ...drawing the nets. The sea was swarming with boats, and at intervals along the shore under the Chiaja were the seines being hauled in. The way is this : several hundred yards out to sea is the net buoyed so that you can see it with a boat to look after it ; at each end of the seine is a rope carried to the shore, and at the end of the rope some thirteen or fifteen men. One is stationary at the end of each rope, coiling it as it comes in ; the rest are pulling away at the rope in a line ; then, each has hold of the rope not with his hands, but with a little instrument attached to a broad belt diagonally round his body, a little rope and peg, so that if he keeps his own rope and peg gripping the net rope, he pulls by his belt with the whole weight of his body.
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Naples : November 14, 1871.
My dear Kate, The weather has been so bad that I think it not impossible that unless it mends we may turn tail and run back to Rome, leaving Baie and Amalfi undone. How- ever, we have had one beautiful day at Pompeii, and beautiful patches of weather, including a most magnificent sunset seen from the Strada Victor Emmanuel, a kind of terraced road running behind the city along the side of the hill. This morning we have been greatly amused at watching the fisher- men ...drawing the nets. The sea was swarming with boats, and at intervals along the shore under the Chiaja were the seines being hauled in. The way is this : several hundred yards out to sea is the net buoyed so that you can see it with a boat to look after it ; at each end of the seine is a rope carried to the shore, and at the end of the rope some thirteen or fifteen men. One is stationary at the end of each rope, coiling it as it comes in ; the rest are pulling away at the rope in a line ; then, each has hold of the rope not with his hands, but with a little instrument attached to a broad belt diagonally round his body, a little rope and peg, so that if he keeps his own rope and peg gripping the net rope, he pulls by his belt with the whole weight of his body.
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