Harbours in Europe
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I am just sorting out my photos from our September trip to Devon and the South Hams. There were some nice reflections to be seen at Brixham on the morning of our first day's walk.
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Firstly I hate that ship on the left when taking this picture. So after taking it, I moved to another spot and got a clear view of the building. After transferring the pictures to my laptop, I realize the one without ship was kind of boring. So I choose this instead ^_^
Picture was taken during sunset and I add magenta tone in processing.
Clovelly harbour in North Devon, UK. The tide is out, it is a misty, dark and humid day. Waiting for the sun to shine in vain!
Bunschoten-Spakenburg is a beautiful village with wonderful authentic features, hospitable people and modern shops and catering establishments. There is still plenty of attention for history and culture, but one cannot put back the clock. Plenty of activities and wonderful events are held in this village, in addition to women in traditional costume and ‘old men’ telling their stories in Spakenburg dialect on a bench at the harbour. In short, this is the best of both worlds!
Bunschoten has an agrarian origin, which is evident from the many farms and rural character. Spakenburg was a real fishing village located at the Zuyder Zee, later the IJsselmeer. And this can also be seen in and around the harbours with many fishing boats and other beautiful ships. The centre of Spakenburg is located around the old museum harbour with an active wharf. The lovely shops, the Saturday market, the historical buildings, the museums and friendly cafés and restaurants with their outdoor cafés ensure a wonderful time in an authentic village. Everyone is welcome in Bunschoten-Spakenburg
City and sail reflections
Coal Harbour ( Royal Vancouver Yacht Club )
Port of Vancouver
BC
Canada
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I know... I know... Here I am again in Ramsgate Harbour...! But the light was something...!
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One of many harbours of Îles-de-la-Madeleine ...
Grosse-Île, Île-de-Grosse-Île, Îles-de-la-Madeleine, Magdalen Islands, Québec, Canada
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Fowey Harbour is situated on the south coast of Cornwall, approximately halfway between Plymouth and Falmouth. The Harbour of Fowey is named after the town of the same name, situated on the western side of the mouth of the river Fowey, with Polruan opposite. The harbour is bounded by other towns and villages ; Bodinnick, Golant, Mixtow, Penpol, Lerryn, St Winnow and Lostwithiel. The Fowey rises on Bodmin Moor and, on average, 93 million gallons of water flow through the harbour each day.
Portofino has just over 500 permanent residents. But that all changes on summer days when the sun is shining and the yachting set drops anchor in the harbour to wander about. Boutiques, art galleries, cafes and restaurants line the tiny streets.
A view towards the castle headland across the East Harbour on a Foggy April afternoon.There was very little wind ad so the East Harbour was mill pond calm and allowed for the reflection of the yachts moored in the harbour.
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A Perfectly Calm and Reflective evening at Paddy's Hole, South Gare.
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