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A young man from a small Newfoundland town has a passion for collecting historical items. This interest has led him to his calling of restoring Make and Break engines, which in the past was the backbone of the Inshore Newfoundland Fishery.
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00:07So my views on anything old is that we should preserve it as much as possible. I think that
00:16if we don't preserve history it's, I mean, we won't know anything about what happened in the
00:21past. It's kind of, it's a dying breed anyway, but if there isn't people to keep it,
00:30you know, the older people who used to use these engines aren't getting any younger.
00:36They're only going to be around for so long and with them the knowledge of these engines is going
00:40to die. So if more people don't get into them or keep saving them, then they'll all just become
00:47ballast like a lot of them already have, you know.
01:09We'll see you next time.
01:10We'll see you next time.
01:10Bye.

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