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The dock Fanelli and I hang out more than the other dock. Sorry, Bentwater dock, but there's another dock I've been seeing...
With numerous amenities and our expansive, yet quiet campus, this is the perfect place to make your boating memories along the Chesapeake Bay and Miles River
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A photo i took on my iphone4s at Lake Chabot in castro valley CA. Edited with apps; mextures app, vscocam
Clockwise from back left: Monica Muller (gen cargo) Uniwind (gen cargo) Arklow Faith (gen cargo) CFL Ruler (gen cargo)
at Sharpness. 28/01/09
This photos shows some of the docks and docklings that can be found at Fairy Lake Park. At other locations in the park, Canada geese can also be seen at the water's edge. In the foreground of this photo is one of the several walking bridges that cross over Fairy Lake as part of the Tom Taylor Trail.
Of course, we did spend some time on the water. Here are Caroline and Will jumping off the dock. Be sure to check out this video of even more fun on the water.
Spillers Millenium Mills
A fifty nine acre site along the Royal Victoria Docks in the south east of London.
Founded in 1905
The Mills represent one of London’s few remaining landmarks paying homage to Britain’s post-industrial Landscape and looms over the famous Excel exhibition centre situated across the river.
Blackwall Basin. Londonist River Thames Outflow Walk (Part 1) East India Dock to Bermondsey. Saturday 16 August 2014
Spent the day in Liverpool yesterday, which was awesome =] I love going to liverpool, theres lots to do, lots to look at, lots to take pictures of [lots to eat ;)]. This was taken on one of the docks, not sure which...
Its slightly blurry, beacause i was running around like a mad person taking pictures of practiclly everything and didnt realise my lens had water on it. So this is the least blurry shot...
Albert Dock in Hull on the morning of the 6th December 2013 following the Tidal Surge the previous evening. At high tide which thankfully was not as high as the night before
Some chap has figured out that the Motorola Dock has a magnet in it which activates 'dock mode' on the Motorla Droid / Milestone Android devices, and guess what? it works!
Ephraim, Door County, Wisconsin
Anderson Dock, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Anderson Dock is a working dock, with seasonal and transient slips available for rent, and is best known for the graffiti-covered dock warehouse.
The original warehouse was destroyed by storm, the second by fire. Third time seems to be the charm, and that is the warehouse that still stands today. The warehouse and dock continued to be the hub of Ephraim’s well-being until roads replaced shipping, and the buildings began to deteriorate. In 1951, the Anderson family sold the dock and warehouse to the village of Ephraim.
As the sign posted to the old dock warehouse states, boaters and visitors are encouraged to continue with the tradition of “signing” the warehouse walls with the boat name and the year(s) they docked there. Of course, they do ask that all graffiti be appropriate, yet they encourage you to be creative but tasteful.
- DoorCountyTravelersJournal.com
The entrance to Albert Dock looking east over the Humber and Island Wharf with the Deep, Humber Quay and the Tidal Surge barrier in the centre of the image.