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We enjoyed some fresh lake walleye fillets and cooked them in a foil pouch that had seasoning, butter, onion, and potatoes, steamed on a charcoal grill. Oh man was it good.
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I don’t know about the fish but the photo was tasty. With butter and lemon!
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Thanks E. I think the image came out well, and it lasts much longer than that fish dinner.
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I agree with you about the image turning out well. I’m just tired of saying “I love it”, “beautiful”, “fantastic”. There really are so many great photographers on wordpress. And a lot of them don’t even know it. Or believe it!
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Yes, many good photographers, some great ones too. Quite the discovery here. I just had my 3 yr anniversary on WP.
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Congrats. I’m going to go take a look at your first few posts now! And I promise I’ll play nice!
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(Do you realize how difficult it is to get to the beginning of your blog? Man, have you posted a lot! I keep seeing images flash by that are really impressive!)
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Like the photo and love the fish!
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I love fish too. Did not like it as a kid, but sure like it now. Thanks.
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Again I am with Emilio on this. I’m running out of words Mike. All I can say, in repetition I’m afraid, is that your photos always make me feel something. I look at may pretty photos but yours conjure up experiences and memories. Besides that the fish sounds delicious. We’ll be over for dinner. 🙂
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Thank you very much indeed. And having dinner with you two would be a great treat for me.
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Well perhaps one day or paths will cross. We would enjoy the meeting a great deal. Imagine the photos you could take here in our Rocky Mountains! 🙂
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I am thinking they are a lot like my rocky mountains?
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All right quite similar but we also have all that wide open prairie. 🙂 I guess we will have to head your way…
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Meet you on Vancouver Island. Bring food and money. I will be the wild eyed Yank.
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Oh that is definitely a good spot to meet! See you there wild eyed one.
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Your photos often look like they come from an older,simpler time and not just the B&W ones…fresh fish -yum!
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That is because I am, in fact, older and simpler. Thanks for this comment which I like very much. I’ll supply the fish, you bring some lime and if you drink, alcohol.
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Like your pictures, your answers to comments are what I look forward to!
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Well that is a cool thing to say. I’ll try to be witty for you 😉
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Love fish but have to watch the salt intake. Therefore I tend for fresh water.
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Gotcha. The fillets we ate came from lake Huron.
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The photo is great and the food sounds delish! Perfect combo in this post, Mike!
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Hi Laurie. Thanks. Using a foil pouch to cook fish this way involves some guess work and I nailed it. It was SO good.
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