Sentences with phrase «small fishermen»
The phrase "small fishermen" refers to individuals who catch fish for a living or as a hobby on a small scale, using relatively small boats or equipment. Full definition
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From independent small fishermen and farmers they became wage labourers working for a triumvirate of ruling families in a succession of new industries - logwood, chicle, coconut - their lives transformed into a grinding monotony, guided only by their employers» need to accumulate more wealth.
As we entered the town we embraced the brightly colored bungalows, bed linens flowing through the wind while admiring small fishermen boats that were scattered along the shoreline.
For chile fans from all over Italy, Diamante, a small fishermen's village, became a sort of Mecca.
As a small fisherman or farmer, you typically pay income taxes throughout the year.
Ica looked promising too and you can learn to make Pisco Sour or tour the vineyards here, but I went to the small fishermen's town of Paracas.
When driving south on the main road from Santa Teresa towards Mal País, the road will eventually end and leave you at a small fisherman's village.
Sit back and enjoy a lovely scenic bus ride of around 50 minutes to «Bayahibe», a small fishermen's village where the embarkation point is located.
At the end of our dive we saw a small fisherman's wreck.
Another beautiful break located to the extreme north of the island, on a beach adjacent to the small fishermen's village of Orzola.
There are several places to visit whilst you're in the Algarve, from modern cities, to small fisherman's villages, water parks and zoos, and the Ria Formosa Natural Park, famous for its beauty.
All kind of information on Mahahual and Xcalak (the small fisherman's village 60 km south of Mahahual).