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Dinard (Bretagne)
Giornata molto ventosa. Giochi di luce e nuvole che prima si aprivano e poi si chiudevano. Ho visto tutte queste barche tutte parcheggiate in attesa di poter ripartire con l'arrivo dell'alta marea.
Boats everywhere, exposed to the rain and some snowflakes, even abandoned boats
composing a beautiful scene and highlighting the mood of the day.
Peulla, last village in the frontier between Chile and Argentine
Un bateau en bois qui sèche va laisser passer l'eau, il faudra l'étancher à la remise à l'eau, l'idéal c'est de le couler dans l'eau de mer le temps qu'il gonfle.
Ici à Ayvalık une ville de Turquie, au bord de la mer Égée.
D'après diapositive.
Boats at Song Cuu Long. Vietnam.
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Four-masted steel barque Carradale, built in 1889 by A. Stephen & Sons, Glasgow, for J.A. Roxburgh, also Glasgow. Carradale was sold to Norwegian owners in 1913. Already in the following year the ship was sold to Finnish shipowner J. Tengström, who in 1923 sold it to Gustaf Erikson of Åland Islands (Finland). For some reason Carradale was sold to be scrapped already in 1924. My restoration and colorization of Allan C. Green´s photo in the State Library Victoria archive. No date is given. My estimate is early 1910s. Her dimensions were: 87,03×11,88×7,18 meters [285'7"×39'0"×23'7"] and tonnage 2085 GRT and 1982 NRT.
Port des Salines - Ile d'Oléron
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This the American steel barque Golden Gate photographed by Allan C. Green in Australian waters (possibly in the 1920s). My restoration and colorization of an image in the Victoria State Library archive.
The 89,4 m, 2341 GRT ship, built by Whitehaven SB, Whitehaven (UK) for owner J. Herron & Co., was launched in 1888 as Lord Shaftesbury. She was sold to A.P. Rolph (US) in 1911 and renamed Golden Gate. Abandoned and deleted from the register in 1941.
Lac d'Hourtin (Gironde - France).
. ... Une barque dans la végétation, au bord du lac. Elle chavire un peu, sous l'effet d'une overdose d'eau de pluie....
La photo précédente a été prise au même endroit. Je m'étais seulement avancé sur le ponton.
. ... Les deux photos ont été prises le matin de très bonne heure et dans les deux cas, avec un artefact similaire. Le soleil étant tout près du cadre photographique, il générait ces jolis rayons. (Optique de mon reflex Nikon)...
