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So how do you get on board the ship?
wait for low tide I think :-)
Ja hoe kom je nu aan boord van het schip?
wachten op laag water denk ik :-)
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Imagine the power of the waves in stormy winter weather to be able to throw these huge driftwood roots etc. up onto the shore!!
Provincial Marine Park, BC, Canada
It was so windy on the coast on Saturday that I could hardly stand still to take this photo :-)
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The Purples and pinks of the susnet over the Matanuska Valley reminded me of cotton candy. The orb in the sky isn't the sun. My back is actually to the sunset. That is the moon floating over Matsu
La mer envahit les prés salés au moment des grandes marées dans la baie du Mont Saint-Michel.
The sea invades the salty meadows at very high tides in the Mont Saint-Michel bay
It was another beautiful day at Porteau Cove Provincial Marine Park - Truly an Oceanfront Paradise
BC, Canada
Le lever du jour dans la baie du Mont Saint-Michel à marée haute.
The sunrise in the Mont Saint-Michel bay at high tide.
Worry not about the things that could go wrong. Instead wonder about all the things that could go right.
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The guy isn't walking on water ..:)this was taken during that extremely high, hightide. I was going to use this for Slider Sunday but It's really pretty calm. So, I guess it'll just be a colorful pic
Happy Sunday Everyone
Early morning beach.
Again I went to Sawarna Beach last weekend with some photographer friends,
Karang Layar, one of the beaches in Indonesia characterized by coral reefs, deposits from volcanoes in Sawarna. (Wikipedia)
Compare with image in first comment box taken a month ago😊
"Relax on your private oceanfront deck to enjoy the sunset with views of Howe Sound and snow-capped mountains beyond. These beautiful log homes, built for BC Parks for the 2010 Winter Olympics, are works of art complete with hand-carvings. Situated in Porteau Cove Provincial Park, these cabins are perfect for a honeymoon, romantic getaway or a weekend of outdoor adventures with the family. [...].
Each one bedroom loft cabin has a fully equipped kitchenette, a three-piece bathroom, deck with seating and BBQ, and cozy common area. [...]". seatoskyparks.com/accommodation/cabins/
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Achter de brug / Behind the bridge (1)
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Zonsondergang achter de IJsselbrug Hattem / Zwolle
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Behind the bridge / Behind the bridge (1)
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Sunset behind the IJsselbrug Hattem / Zwolle
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In November
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This is one of the last pictures I shot with my Nikon D 5100, My tripod was hit by this waves and with my camera fall into the sea and broken. I am lucky my memory card is safe,so I still have this picture :)
I'm sure you could come down these stairs at low tide and not get soaked... but at high tide, look out!
So we had the perfect set up for wave watching. Full moon, high tide and Pacific storm all came together for these images. Most images of Fogarty beach show the rock formation on the south side of beach, so I turned my camera and shot to the north. I was taken by surprise at how far one of these waves came in. I came away with wet shoes and jeans.
Das schwarze vierbeinige Gerüst mit runder Laterne und Rundum-Galerie steht auf einem gemauerten, viereckigen Ziegelunterbau, auf dem Kopf der Nordmole (Marinemole) der ehemaligen 3. Einfahrt zu den Häfen der Kaiserlichen Marine.
Das Leuchtfeuer diente als Quermarkenfeuer für den Punkt, an denen die Schiffe auf der Jade eine Kurskorrektur vornehmen mussten.
Es war von 1975 bis 5. Juli 2005 in Betrieb.
Ende 2005 verkaufte das Wasser- und Schifffahrtsamt das Quermarkenfeuer zu einem symbolischen Preis an Anton Tapken, dem Kapitän des in Dangast liegenden Ausflugsschiffs "Etta von Dangast". Dieser ließ den Leuchtturm am 8. November 2005 demontieren und transportierte ihn liegend auf seinem Fahrgastschiff nach Dangast, wo er ihn im dortigen Hafen auf eigenem Grundstück als maritimes Denkmal wieder aufbauen ließ.
Doch die Wilhelmshavener, die den Leuchtturm selbst gerne an Ort und Stelle erhalten hätten, schrieen auf und protestierten gegen den Verkauf. Daraufhin ließen sie durch eine Spendenaktion einen originalgetreuen Nachbau am gleichen Ort erstellen, der schon im Herbst 2006 eingeweiht werden konnte.
Auf einer Sponsorentafel stehen die Namen, die den Nachbau ermöglicht haben.