Nice little time-lapse. I'm a sucker for those things, and this one is very well done. I think the author meant "Oolichan" instead of "Hooligan", though. Oolichan are small, greasy fish found in the Northwest; they are so rich in oils you can literally burn them like candles. The Natives have used these fish as a source of fat and energy since "time immemorial"; rendering them down to a thick butter-like grease, drying them, smoking them, and so on. Personally, I can't stand the taste - far too fishy. But the elders in my village swear by a spoonfull of the grease in a cup of tea every day. *grin* surf's up! 4 Rustybadger 2005-11-04 10:23:23 2005-11-04 10:23:23 Excellent time lapse. I love these things. They give a whole new outlook on the world around us. Really neat 5 Arensky 2005-11-04 14:02:09 2005-11-04 14:02:09 Actually, he did mean hooligan, not oolichan. Here along the Turnagain arm theyÃÂre called hooligan. IÃÂve lived here 30 years and IÃÂve never heard anyone refer to them as oolichan except in explaining where the name hooligan stems from. Btw, awesome time-lapse. :D hooligan 5 shenanigans 2005-11-04 15:02:04 2005-11-04 15:02:04 Wow, this is the most popular clip I've uploaded, yet. I'm glad to hear from Rusty about the oolichan. I've often told the story of how the name was taken from the original. I've been making more time lapses, and will put 'em up soon. ~Flynn Glad you like it! 5 GirdwoodTelevision 2005-12-16 06:09:33 2006-05-01 14:35:41 4 4.75