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Johnny Clark catches the crayfish he sells at Nins Bin. Photo: Supplied By Serena Solomon Nins Bin is a family-owned crayfish shop that sells exceptionally fresh and simple food out of a small caravan parked by a coastal road in Canterbury.

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