Unless you are in Atlantis or some other sunken city, trying to catch a fish on the basketball court could seem like an extremely weird sport ...
... and although my hometown could look like a remarkably normal place with a firm grip to reality ... sometimes, while passing through Medulin, you can witness exactly that ...
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... large fishing nets, spread over the recreational area ... waiting for the basket - fish ... or the definitive polar ice melting accompanied by big flooding of the coastal towns all around the blue planet.
It looks funny and surreal but there is a rational explanation :D.
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The recreational area is in the port ... very near to the main fishing dock ...
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... and this large flat square paved with asphalt ...
... is the ideal place to lay the nets, when comes the time to do some repairs.
So the local crew of sardine hunters ...
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... appears here occasionaly ... once a year aproximately ... like a very peculiar
basketball team ... Medulin's Fishing Lakers could be the name :D ...
... and proceeds to work on the nets until they are again as new.
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This year a fluffy little sailor dog that I never noticed before, was in the Sardine hunting organization ...
... and he did a great job in coordinating and channelling the human efforts.
He looked like the captain, to be honest.
This is a short, one day spectacle ... and just like Easter or Christmas, it doesn't happen very often ...
... so I'm very glad that I did a little walk around the bay on that day ... so I could publish this post and break a bit the continuity of Insect related blog entries.
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As always in these post on HIVE, all the photographs are my work.
[//]:# (!pinmapple 44.819678 lat 13.932168 long A strange phenomenon involving some fishing nets on the basketball court. :D d3scr)
JUST NOW I NOTICED THAT THE POST IS ACCIDENTALLY PUBLISHED IN THE CAT PHOTOS COMMUNITY - SORRY ... IT SEEMS THAT, EVEN IF I STARTED WRITING AS MY BLOG, AUTOMATICALLY GETS PUBLISHED IN THE LAST PLACE WHERE I PUBLISHED YESTERDAY ... IF I DON'T MAKE ONE FINAL CONTROL AND CHANGE IT TO MY BLOG BEFORE PUSHING THE FINAL PUBLISHING BUTTON.
THERE ARE NO CATS IN THIS POST ... JUST ONE DOG.
Haha, obviously, basketball courts are often places where strange things happen :D This basketball court in Mexico where I used to go to play was often ruled by dinosaurs :D
As for your issue with posting to wrong communities, you always have to switch it manually after every post ;) Either to "post to blog" or to another community.
:D Looks like a friendly Godzilla ... very cool atmosphere in that Mexican city on the photograph. I often forget to do that manual switch ... I think I will do another 10 - 20 publishing mistakes during the year 2020 ... and then in the 2021 I'll be a trained veteran who always do the right thing.
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That is a pretty big fishing net. Is their catch usually huge?
Often yes ... sardines usually form large schools.