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Funnily enough simply unable to find the history behind the large anchor in the middle of Sainte Marine, obviously a very old one, by the looks of it seems to be from the Napoleonic era
Not only is this a peaceful place to anchor a sailboat, but the woman on the beach seemed to be meditating or reflecting quietly and probably getting anchored in her life as well.
Ahoy, all you Salty Dogs! No, this is not a boat picture so you can quit looking for one.
This is a little cottage built strictly for sailors. As you can see, there is even a spare anchor hanging on the wall in case you lose yours in a storm. The only problem is ... no indoor plumbing! Not to worry though, because there is a very fine outhouse only a few steps away.
Also, there are two front doors for access into the house. If you come back from the pub some night (a little under the weather because you drank too much grog) you have two chances to stumble into a door. What do you say, Matey? Is it a sale?
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A boat standing on the beach during the low tide, protected by a coral reef. Subauma, Bahia, Brazil.
52 weeks of 2016
Week #25 ~ Earth (Elements)
This is the second of our four part series on the Elements.
First Element was Water ~ in comments below
On the west side of Ortigia Isle-Sicily Italy
Thank you for all the visits and comments to my photostream! ^_ ^
The sky caught my eye last night whilst i was out a drive in the car.
The Accommodation rig Safe Caledonia at anchor in Scapa Flow, Orkney. Behind is the ULCC Marbat loaded with crude oil.
Looking Westwards towards the setting sun, and the hills on the island of Hoy.
An anchor point of the Tomás Saraceno exhibit, titled Stillness in Motion — Cloud Cities, at the SFMOMA in San Francisco.
Another breathtaking view driving from Justin Winery to Paso Robles.
Lonely sentinel anchoring the golden fields.
Hand held 3 shot HDR, 2 EV apart.
Thank you for your views, faves, and comments.