Alice Has One 2
This title goes back to 2006!! here. Since that time, I’ve been inside one, although not as it free fell into the sea. It’s standard equipment on vessels of all sorts. For what’s inside, click here. Sometimes they make their way inland and form encampments. Just kidding, but this is an intriguing sight in these […]
Pink 3
Today I caught the stork, one stork. I had work to do, but I just couldn’t let this big cherry blossom magenta vessel pass unrecorded, especially not on a sunny late October day. Besides, I could work twice as hard the next few days . . .. Wait . . . I thought it was […]
Other Peoples Photos 73
Apologies for sitting on these photos fo so long, but today’s the day to put them up. The previous 72 can be found here. From Mage, long-time reader and commenter . . .. the sailing vessel below is proclaimed as the “world’s oldest active sailing ship.” I’d go along with that, since I can’t name […]
Other Peoples Photos 64
I appreciate it when folks send in photos they’ve taken. Sharing photos is one of the joys of the Internet. Here from Ashley Hutto, Mister Jim pushing five barges, upbound through the Highlands. If you could swivel the camera to the right, you’d be looking at West Point. I love the reality-defying lens. The next […]
Tall Ships Challenge 2017
and they skip the sixth boro…. They were in New London some years back and here too . . ., but 2017 has gone from Charleston to Bermuda, and from there to Boston, Quebec City and Halifax . . . All these photos come compliments of Sean McQuilken… And in order, it’s Libertad, who once […]
tugster: a waterblog 