Ep. 67 - The Ferreteyed Porkbutcher
This gland is your gland; this gland is my gland.
The model farm at Kinnereth, from James Joyce Quarterly
Bloom finally makes it to the butcher to buy his kidney! In this episode, we discuss the geography (or joggerfry) of Bloom’s neighborhood, Larry O’Rourke’s, Bloom’s idea to build a tramline from the quays to the cattle market, bartenders who become rich, the art of economics, Moses Dlugacz, why a Jewish butcher sells pork, the Woods family of 8 Eccles St., the stout “nextdoor girl,” whacking, Zionism, blurred cattle cropping, and Mr. Dlugacz’s “foxeyes.”
The former home of Larry O’Rourke’s pub
The former location of the cattle market.
The City Arms Hotel
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Source for image of Kinneret
Kinneret on the lakeshore of Tiberias