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STILL LIFE: Benton Alewife Festival

Posted on May 19, 2013 by admin

Yesterday at 8:28 PM

STILL LIFE: Benton Alewife Festival

By Jeff Pouland
Staff Photographer

Erma Blakney, of Fairfield, center, looks over as her friend, Edward Fisher, tastes a smoked alewife during the 2nd annual Benton Alewife Festival on Saturday.

Erma Blakney, of Fairfield, center, looks over as her friend, Edward Fisher, tastes a smoked alewife during the 2nd annual Benton Alewife Festival on Saturday. Rob Hebert, who smoked the fish, said it takes about 12 hours to smoke a small fish and 18 hours to smoke larger ones. Sampling smoked alewives was just one of numerous activities held at the festival, which ended with a floating bonfire on the Sebasticook River Saturday evening.

Photo by Jeff Pouland

Rob Hebert, who smoked the fish, said it takes about 12 hours to smoke a small fish and 18

Article source: http://www.onlinesentinel.com/community/STILL-LIFE-Benton-Alewife-Festival.html

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