Enter THE DEEP

Our adventure began on the wharf at Provincetown. Three Seagulls (or "shitbirds," as Mike G called them) greeted us as we approached the boat....

NOTE: I would like to take this opportunity to discuss how CREATURES FROM THE DEEP: CAPE COD diverges from previous series on this web log. The narrative of our voyage off mighty Cape Cod necessitates that certain stylistic conventions, previously adhered to, be broken. For example, because our trip was not strictly research oriented (but more focused on the killing and consumption of certain animals) you may see more "interaction" between man and animal in these photos.

Likewise you may see a larger amount of dead creatures than is normal. This is because 1) it is easier to eat something that is dead, and 2) many shellfish look very similar dead or alive.

Lastly, because our methods involved high technology and a great degree of skill and daring on the part of certain crew members, a little more attention may be paid to the humans whose efforts lead to the capture of our new, delicious, animal friends. To put it simply, we will not only learn about and consume sea creatures, we will also absorb much about the trade of fishing off the Cape. With all this in mind I welc0me you TO THE DEEP!