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    John, I think a certain shipboard mate aboard this worthy vessel may have been there before us, because when passing the fields all the sheep were bleating 'Caaaa-aaapy

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    #5. Hi john. Situation brought about by idiots who don't know how to cook chicken properly, been watching to
    many 5 minute meal cooking programs on telly when most items are still raw, common sense is needed. F.

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    I have not been done to Bluff for a very long time my brother in law did work on the tug for many years and my late wife and i did go down many times just when the oyster season was on and my wife was born and bred in Southland the pub is still there

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    Hi Lou.
    Glad you had a nice Xmas with your mates, Have a nice Xmas and a very Healthy New Year along with everyone on site.
    Bluff is or was the oyster capital of NZ, I was on the coastal run from Auckland to Bluff, gave the trawler people a tin of paint for a sack of oysters every time we hit port, now if would probablty cost an arm and a leg for a sackful.
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    Give me a sack of Bluff Oysters and a couple of smoked mutton birds and couple of bottles of Waitemata and the Fauveaux Straits can rattle the rigging as much as it likes.
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    Give me a sack of Bluff Oysters and a couple of smoked mutton birds and couple of bottles of Waitemata and the Fauveaux Straits can rattle the rigging as much as it likes.
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    'Smoked mutton birds' well that's a new name for them, guess we've all had a couple of those!

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    Not quite the same Ivan. Deep-south delicacy | Stuff.co.nz
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    Mutton Birds, something not seen around so much these days and not to be confused with some of the style of birds we found beside us early morning in a strange port. But then again looking at the birds......................
    Happy daze John in Oz.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Quartermaine View Post
    Not quite the same Ivan. Deep-south delicacy | Stuff.co.nz
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    Sounds the same to me Richard, always went south for the delicacy !!

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    #17, 'Smoked mutton birds' Thank goodness for that Richard, thought that was another faux-pas on my part

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