Impregnate what? Please do talk to me in English.

Anchovie ?

Dutch socialism has been over for 20 years. Then after Mark Rutte's liberalist medicine the Dutch do not even know the meaning of the word <socialism> . Liberalism won, the Dutch lost.

Tan is the preserve from cotton fishnet, sail or rope with cashew to prevent rot by Fungi and bacteria counteract. Tanning was done in a taan kettle. For several hours, the fishing net, sail or rope was immersed in a hot solution of cashew. Cashew is an extract from various trees, including that of oak, quebracho and Bethel palm and gives a Brown color to the treated material. Tanning in the Netherlands was mainly done with tannin which was extracted from the bark of the birch or oak. The birch had a low yield of barely 25% extractable tannin, the Eek from Pedunculate oaks yielded more. The acacia tree in India had a much higher yield, about 75% of the tannin present is recoverable. The Dutch East India Company brought it to the Netherlands. The tannins from ground bark were dissolved in hot water in a cauldron, after which tanning could begin. Each fishing village had at least one farm, larger fishing villages had two or more, smaller, farms. Usually these farms were owned by the fishermen, who had their nets hauled up and tanned, especially at the end of the week, on Saturday afternoons. After the check, the nets were ready for use again and the nets were cleaned of all the fish residues that had been left behind. In the harbors it was a colorful sight: all the ships that had hung the nets to dry. Taan has a natural brown color, but some fishing villages wanted to distinguish themselves by giving the sails a red color. The tanning of cotton sails disappeared when the fishing boats started motoring. Ships that were still sailing were fitted with sails made of plastic that did not require a taan. Ships of the brown fleet are sometimes rigged with cotton sails, so there is still work for the tand mill. In addition to fishing nets, sailcloth and ropes, the sailcloth used for the windmill sails were also treated with taan.

@DirkLont thankyou for this excellent description of the process I love the taan look it's so natural Was a great video

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The amount of fish we catch is not possible to present in any percentage of the total amount. So little.

Peter Dorleijn is nu 87 jaar en nog steeds in goed conditie!

D'r zijn d'r ook héél wat verzopen... Op de zeewaardigheid valt, ongeacht z'n bemanning, nogal het één en ander aan te merken. Met name het lage vrijboord bleek bij achteropkomende zeeën nogal es een probleem...

Ik heb in 2019 meegevaren op de botter naar de Halligen. Ook toen zijn we via Helgoland gevaren. Prachtige tocht, en een bijzondere eiland. De tochten op de Halligen waren prachtig en bijzonder.

Ach, wat 'shantees'... Over mannen met baarden, en zo.

Het meest tradionele schip van Hollandse bodem is m.i. de praam. De botter is slechts één van de vele types schepen, naast bollen, aken, hoogaarsen, en wat niet meer zij, waarmee aan onze kusten werd gevist. Ze kende ook een Noord Duitse evenknie: de Hamburger ever.

@@andriesscheper2022 Eerlijk gezegd bedoelde ik zeegaande schepen. Maar natuurlijk heb je gelijk.

Getaande zakdoek😂

Because we live in the Netherlands!

​@@DirkLont😂😂😂👍👍

Because if you listen hard you don't need them, and ,with any luck you will find where English really comes from !

@@reinhartvonzschock357 😁😁

@@delray1953 hennep gedrenkt in visolie

Echt wel!

Vakmanschap is & blijft Meesterschap!

Ik ben niet Peter Dorleijn (ook geen Doreleijn), maar antwoord even als voorzitter van de Stichting MK 63. We krijgen de visvergunning via de Vereniging Botterbehoud. We vissen 1 keer per jaar met staande netten en 1 keer per jaar gaan we kuilen.

Oke bedankt