First up is The Sullivan, followed by The Bounty and bringing up the rear is The Appledore.
Another tall ship is waiting off in the distance for its turn.
The BOUNTY
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- Grand bridges
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- stealing light
- sunshine on a cloudy day
- A is for airplane
- floating upwards, the beginning
- Skyway
- a river reflected in glass
- swim at dawn
- cascading
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13 comments:
Fabulous shots. Love the masts and boat in the last one.
Terrific captures and reminded me of the wooden ship festival here in Washington at Port Townsend that I went to last year! Love those beautiful ships! Have a great week!
Sylvia
OH! I am so glad you got to see the Tall Ships and took photos. I missed them and was so disappointed! (We had other obligations. Darn!)
The Welland Canal is a great place to see them up close.
beautiful ships! so majestic!
Great shots, it's awesome to see those ships in the locks.
Beautiful ship.
Great shots showing the changing water level.
these ships are marvelous! locks amaze me!
nice post!
Beautiful ships and captures.
aloha,
i love seeing your photograph, the ships are amazing and are quite drammatic, thanks for sharing.
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Massive, beautiful ships. Thanks for visiting http://mymuskoka.blogspot.com/
I love your blog! Scrolled down a ways and I love the variety -- the water lily, the lift bridges, the parks, the river, the boats....
All great pictures and your posts really DO show the beauty of everyday living. Great quotes too!
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