Port Clyde is ME

Submitted by Salt Stories on Fri, 01/27/2012 - 8:48am.

Maine Life

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In this collage, five Port Clyde residents describe their sense of pride in the place they live. A young lobsterman, a banjo player, a commercial fisherman, a mother of three, and a retired dentist each express why they embody Port Clyde.

Produced by Molly Jean Bennett, Emily Chin, and Katrina Herzog.

Photos: Katrina Herzog
Audio Editing: Emily Chin
Multimedia Editing: Molly Jean Bennett

From the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies.

Port Clyde is Me. from Story Tellah on Vimeo.

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