Maine is a low key state. It doesn't lay claim to a lot of things. But there is one thing that it very much is famous for: Lobster. Maine has a long history within the industry. And, stopping at a rest stop in Maine I spotted this neat little diorama of a lobsterman.

It shows a nice vertical scene with two thirds of it underwater. There is a sheet of clear lexan (Plexiglass) which is the waterline. And on the waterline is a lobster boat with a lobsterman hauling in a pot.

You can see it better in this picture.

Here is a closeup of the lobsterman hauling in a lobster trap.

And this picture shows another lobster trap set on the ocean floor. A lobster is just crawling into it.

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