Lovely images. I don't know if I'd want to go far in that little boat but seamen are much braver souls than I am. No, I definitely wouldn't want to go out to sea in it. The untidyness of the ropes might be repeated elsewhere on the boat and I wouldn't feel safe. Judgemental old cow I am.
Lovely photos...is the statue made of wood? It is so lifelike. Love the look of the different coloured ropes used to tie the boats up. Now I feel like going sailing....sigh....but I have loads of work to do today.
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Love the fisherman sculpture! :) and the boat reflection and the colourful ropes too...
ReplyDeleteThat's a sad sight is the old fishing vessel.
ReplyDeleteterrific series of photos!
ReplyDeleteLovely images. I don't know if I'd want to go far in that little boat but seamen are much braver souls than I am. No, I definitely wouldn't want to go out to sea in it. The untidyness of the ropes might be repeated elsewhere on the boat and I wouldn't feel safe. Judgemental old cow I am.
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely that we've now visited the places that you're photographing - I'm enjoying your Hebrides posts much more this year as a result.
ReplyDeleteLovely thank you for the Photos (No I want steal them just enjoy them :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely photos...is the statue made of wood? It is so lifelike.
ReplyDeleteLove the look of the different coloured ropes used to tie the boats up.
Now I feel like going sailing....sigh....but I have loads of work to do today.
Yes, Virginia, it is wood.
DeleteI love these photographs of Stornoway! I have a SPECIAL reason for doing so! (WINK WINK)
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What a lovely place! It's easy to imagine sailors feeling the compunction to come down and weigh anchor.
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