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Whale bones
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Ronald Bender <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 15 Feb 1999 23:29:19 EST
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I recently hacked off a whale (I think it is a Minki Whale) fin from the beach
in front of my house.  The whale has been there for quite a while.  Since last
October. I have cooked it over a propane fire in my back yard.  The stench was
awful.  But now I have bones of the fin.  I have soaked them in Clorex and
then in fresh water and some baking soda to kill the effect of the Clorex.
Any suggestions??

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