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April 17, 2016
Finally, the wind stopped blowing, and the high spring sun was warm enough to allow for a late afternoon drink OUTSIDE for the first time this year.
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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This is some of the new apartment buildings in Canary Wharf. The people that know me, know I am always the last one shooting and this was no exception.
With many people at First Dining, Deck 11 was prepared for Pirate Night festivities. Crew members had just finished covering the pools to create a large entertainment area for people to watch the show.
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On the rear of the ferry, open areas for those who can't go two minutes wthout a smoke. and a lovely area to watch the sea pass by.
â™° TUNES â™°
Deck The Halls, Pentatonix
â™° SPOTLIGHT ITEMS â™°
Shoes:
Tantrum - Citronelle Platforms
>>-----Get it Here-----> Dollholic Event
Outfit:
Sugar & Spice - Dolly Set
>>-----Get it Here-----> Dollholic Event
Lipstick:
2PERcent - Chubby Lips
>>-----Get it Here-----> Dollholic Event
Decor:
The Sinner Store - Xmas Deer Candles Holder
The Sinner Store - Xmas Modern Wreath
The Sinner Store - Xmas Skeleton
>>-----Get it Here-----> Slay x Sleigh Event
The Sinner Store - Happy New Year Collection - Group Gift
â™° SPONSORED ITEMS â™°
Body - eBODY - Reborn Body
â™° BASE & EXTRAS â™°
Head - LeLutka
Hair - Doux
Stockings - Lunar
I potted all kinds of annual flowers this year in the planters that go around the back deck railings, I wanted to see lots of different colors every way you looked.
This view would once have over looked Runcorns busy boat building yards which could not really function when they built the Manchester Ship canal which you see here. The Deck apartments now sit along the canal. In front of you was the site of the old ferry crossing and later the Transporter bridge. Old Quay swingbridge can be seen in the background
I decided to do a little set this year posting one Polaroid each day until Christmas shooting all things holiday related. It's a litter bittersweet with this being the last year Polaroid is making the film, but I couldn't think of a better time to do it. I hope you enjoy it!
Photograph taken from the stern showing completed bunkers and the decks taking shape on the 'Mauretania'.
RMS MAURETANIA was one of the most famous ships ever built on Tyneside.
Reference: TWAS: L4673.16
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