The insert: A proud fishing man I talk with show`s his cath. Crab`s .
Brief history: The salt marshes on the eastern tip of Duiveland (island) were diked in 1468 . The village founded on that spot was initially called Oost-Duiveland, but eventually the older name Bruinisse got the upper hand. In this name "nisse" is another word for headland , "brown" is probably derived from a personal name, but can also refer to the brown color of the salt marshes
Great collage- I like the history too and understanding the name. It looks like a busy and industrious place. That looks like a great catch too- so I guess he should be proud!
Ian