A Pounder for Mashing:Pounding Vegetables - Sadie Nash, Branch, Newfoundland @michaelfortunefolklore
A Pounder for Mashing:Pounding Vegetables - Sadie Nash, Branch, Newfoundland @michaelfortunefolklore
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
A short video of Sadie Nash talking about a pounder that was made from the oar of a dory. Have a listen.
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A 'Pounder' for Mashing:Pounding Vegetables - Sadie Nash, Branch, Newfoundland

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