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Rundle wrote:
> ... for some odd reason they DID hard boil eggs gathered from nests... in long STONE troughs [outdoors] ... you'd think they'd eat them raw...
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I saw that in the movie "The Fast Runner", not sure they ever did it for 
real. In the script for reasons not known.

William
>   From: Ashley Moran To: [log in to unmask] Sent: Friday, August 01, 2008 1:39 PM
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>   <<Ah, ok.  I was under the impression that the Inuit practice of making  
>   bone broth was essential in the absence of vegetables.>>
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