Tom try this place?
http://www.blundellseafoods.com/fresh_seafood.html I'd bet you can get them from
those fishermen on River Road in Surrey too. <bicycle content> you can ride across the Pattullo
Bridge and then downriver on River Road. It's another century down there. Kind of funky without
trying to be so. If you have no success, you can at least admire the huge sea lions porpoising in
the Fraser's currents.
Best of luck!
Tom Keats wrote:
> In article <
[email protected]>, Bernie <
[email protected]> writes:
>
> > Good point! Last time I cooked oolichans, there was a chain of cats interested in what was
> > going on.
>
> I realize this is way OT, but I'm desparately pressed -- where can I buy some? Other than
> Granville Island (I have enemies living there, that I prefer to avoid).
>
> Steve (and others) -- please, please, forgive me this off-topic post.
>
> After all, I didn't bug ya about your suggesting to fix-up a beater for a first bike (which I
> actually thought was a good idea).
>
> But I /must/ get oolichans. My brother used to bring me a bucketful every now & then, when he was
> living up in Mission. But now he's moved further out, to Savonah, and I'm out of touch with the
> remnants of the ol' family.
>
> I *need* the damn things. It's a most powerful hankerin'. Y'know what I mean? Y'all understand?
> I'm savilating right now, just from thinkin' about 'em.
>
> So, where can one buy some?
>
> Aacchh! With my luck, there'll be a sale at Westminster Quay -- on the same day I get called back
> into work.
>
> cheers, & have mercy on me, Tom
>
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