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Macro Mondays - Small and Smaller

 

Happy Macro Monday everyone.

 

Here we have 2 pirate meeples from the game "Tiny Epic Pirates". The larger pirate is 15mm high, whilst the little one is 10mm high.

portimao Portugal oct 2014

Under a black flag we sail and the sea shall be our empire.

 

featuring Meg and Awendea

 

see Meg's version here!

Happy Bench Monday

This is Nancy. We drove across the bridge from South Padre Island to eat dinner at this restaurant. The restaurant is amazing. So much to see. The ambiance is everywhere. Outside and inside. And, Nancy said the food was some of best seafood she's ever had.

Lots of people are off tomorrow for Martin Luther King Jr. day.

Enjoy your holiday

Pirate Ship - An outcrop of Tufa affectionately names the Pirate Ship by the locals - Copyright 2015 Martyn Phillips, M4Photo.

 

Three visits to Mono Lake resulted in three very different images. The colours around the lake change all the time and I’d previously had a more purple looking image, a gorgeous blue image and today the light went a little flat with a patchy cloudy sky obscuring the sunshine.

 

I therefore opted to go for a longer exposure and to concentrate on one of the tufa rock formations out in the bay. Looking like a submarine, I loved the shapes in the outcrop of rock and the darkening clouds forming overhead.

 

It was interesting that, although I’d referred to the outcrop of rock as a submarine, right at the end of the shoot a local gentleman came up to me and referred to the rock as the Pirate Ship. After further discussion, it would seem that I was completely wrong and the outcrop has an official name and I therefore guess that I ought to name this image thus.

 

With the rain about to fall, this was one of the last images that I would capture at this truly amazing lake.

 

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outfit - Shop :: ANTAYA :: - Pirate outfit "Bree" FATPACK

blouse, pants, fabric belt

 

boots - Shop :: ANTAYA :: - Pirate boots "Bree" FATPACK

 

poses hands - Shop :: ANTAYA :: - Unisex roleplay HUD

bento poses for hands

 

hair - Shop Runaway - [RA] Evelin Hair - Browns

 

hat - location Pirates of Lesbian - hat FREE GIFT

 

earrings - Shop Candy Crunchers - Piercing set GIFT

 

location - Port Tamber Reign of Captains-BTB -

place where the photo was taken

 

One of the feral cats living around the Boca del Cufré breakwater, San José, Uruguay

I'm joining Captain Kitten's all-singing, all-dancing pirate crew.

Omiš (pronounced [ɔ̌miːʃ], Latin and Italian: Almissa) is a town and port in the Dalmatia region of Croatia. The town is situated approximately 25 kilometres (16 miles) south-east of Croatia's second largest city, Split. Its location is where the Cetina River (to the right) meets the Adriatic Sea.

 

Omiš was well known in the past by the Corsairs (i.e. pirates) of Almissa. Omiš Pirates were extraordinary sailors and shipbuilders, famous for their Sagittas (the Arrow), a special type of ship constructed for fast attack and even faster retrieval into the safety of the mouth of the Cetina River. Due to its position and the bravery of its inhabitants, Omiš was practically impregnable to all invaders. Even the Turks, who conquered all of the south-eastern Europe, and were stopped at the gates of Vienna, didn't manage to defeat Omiš.

 

At the peak of their power, Omiš Pirates were one of the most powerful and fearsome pirates on the whole Mediterranean Sea. Omiš Pirates ruled the Adriatic Sea for more then three centuries until in the year of 1420 the whole of Dalmatia, except Omiš, fell under rule the of Venetian Republic, the most powerful naval force of those times. Surrounded by the enemy and left completely alone, the Pirates of Omiš managed to defend themselves for 24 years. In 1444, Omiš fell into the hands of Venetia and that year marks the end of piracy on Adriatic Sea.

From the end of the 15th century, when the city fell to the authority of Venetian Republic, its name was the Italian Almissa.

 

Today, Omiš is best known for the traditional festival of the Dalmatian a cappella singing groups. During the Omiš Summer Festival various concerts and recitals are performed at the city's plazas and in churches.

 

The pano was taken from the Mirabella Fortress above the town, built in 13th century.

Pirates in the harbor. Don't worry, it's the crew of "La Grace"The cruise ship Czechoslovak Grace, cruising between the Balearic Islands and Tuscan Archipelago. The crew, for the entertainment of passengers and children, often dress up as pirates.

PETER:

Here comes Peter Pirate!!!!

I'm coming to pick you up, my best friend Scout!

We are now pirates and treasure hunters

Location: El Paraiso

ElParaiso

 

Body: Kario Inithium Inithium Main Store

 

Head: Lelutka Connor Lelutka

 

Hair: No.Match No.Sweat Nomatch Mainstore

 

Tattoo: Amuni Little Yakuza

 

Clothing:

 

Eyepatch: MempaMale Patch Browny

 

Collar: Gabriel Neck Belt Gabriel

 

Pants: Gabriel Gladiator Pants Gabriel

 

Belt: Gabriel Gladiator Belt Gabriel

 

Boots: Gabriel Gladiator Boots Gabriel

 

Sword: Shingen Katana

  

Every year Long Beach, Ca. has a Pirate Invasion. Music, food, crafts, events and of course Pirates. This was a snap of 2 enjoying themselves.

Bretagne, France, about 1980

 

Ultima Piedra Peninsula, Baja California Sur, Mexico

There actually is a pirates hotel in Santa Ponsa,Mallorca , Spain. At first I thought it was a theme park.

Thessaloniki, Greece

A pirate ship cruises past at sunset. Quite normal for Sydney.

 

Photographed from Wharf 2/3

Home of the Sydney Theatre Company.

Walsh Bay Wharf Precinct.

Hickson Road, Walsh Bay.

Near Dawes Point, Sydney.

 

My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L lens.

 

Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.

Outfit FenDuDu_Sexy Pirate, incl hat, boots, coat, dress, staff. . At Midnight Order.

 

Head : Lelutka evox / AVALON 4.0

Eyes : Mana. // Eternal Eyes - Clear - LeL EvoX. At Midnight Order.

Skin : [Glam Affair] Elysia [Lelutka EvoX] Blush B

Hair : Sintiklia - Carter. At Midnight Order.

Lips : Rubedo - DarkLove lips - evox 01. At Midnight Order.

Eyemakeup : Zibska Vinia Makeup 01. At Midnight Order.

Tattoo : +Nuuna+ Jiji 80% (tinted). At Midnight Order.

 

Decor :

BROKEN ARROWS - Midnight Chandelier . At Midnight Order.

BROKEN ARROWS - Skull Candles . At Midnight Order.

BROKEN ARROWS - Snake Candle. At Midnight Order.

Trompe Loeil - Zhena Beach Bar

Taken at the Riverbridge Cafe Pirates and Pajamas Party, Feb 10.

SLURL to Riverbridge

This amazing ship just docked at the harbour by our hotel.

Victoria Beach

Laguna Beach, CA

03-25-22

 

Drone photo taken on a gloomy spring day. 5 exposure HDR processed in Photomatix Pro, Photoshop 2022, and Aurora HDR.

 

From the "visit Laguna Beach" website:

The tower... "was built in 1926 as an enclosed staircase to the beach for William E. Brown, a senator from Los Angeles....

 

In the early 1940s, Brown sold his home to a retired naval captain, Harold Kendrick. Kendrick was a lifelong pirate aficionado and found himself attracted to the home because of the odd, slightly askew tower.

 

Records call Kendrick as “eclectic and fascinating as the buildings themselves” and go on to describe how he would dress in pirate regalia and invite local kids over for games and stories of the sea. "

  

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Spotted yesterday on the beach as the tide was coming

luckily for me the Pirates wer,nt at home.

 

Pirates, Málaga. Málaga harbour, Spain.

 

Pirates, Málaga Coordinates....Latitude: 36° 43' 12.58" N

Longitude: -4° 25' 13.22" W

 

Pirates Málaga Harbour.

 

El Galeón (1)

El Galeón or Galeón Andalucía is the replica of a 16th century Spanish galleon designed and built by Ignacio Fernández Vial. It was sponsored and built by the Regional Government of Andalusia and the Nao Victoria Foundation with the objectives of promoting the event Guadalquivir: A River With History, being part of the Spanish Pavilion during the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai and becoming ambassador of the Autonomous Community of Andalusia.

In addition, the Nao Victoria Foundation signed cooperation agreements with several Andalusian universities, and also with the one in Barcelona and in Liverpool, for the development of various projects. It has also received the Grand Sailing Award from the Spanish Sailing Federation.

 

Pascual Flores (2)

The pailebote Pascual Flores is an original vessel and different from the boats that run through our waters today. During the first years of its life, the pailebote was dedicated to the export of fruits, salt and general cargo, both in Mediterranean ports and anchorages, as well as on the north and west coast of Africa. It has a length of 34 meters, 8 meters in length, 8 meters beam, 3 meters draft and a total surface area of 415 square meters. The ship is destined to make cultural tours, in which it has spread the long history of the pailebots in relation to the history of paileboats in relation to the transport of salt, through the exhibition content installed on its decks.

 

Victoria (or Nao Victoria) (3)

a carrack and the first ship to successfully circumnavigate the world. Victoria was part of the Spanish expedition to the Moluccas commanded by the explorer Ferdinand Magellan until his death in the Philippines in 1521. The expedition began on 10 August 1519 with five ships. However, only two reached their goal in the Moluccas. Thereafter, Victoria was the only ship to complete the return voyage, under Juan Sebastián de Elcano's command, crossing uncharted waters of the Indian Ocean to sail around the world. She returned to Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Spain on 6 September 1522.

 

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Any costume will do for Chesterfield's 1940s vintage market day. This chap also dresses as a pirate at Goth and Steampunk events. He also has a Dick Turpin outfit.

What is the Pirate Duck? Well, it's a kind of tour that takes you to the heart of Miami that is partly in Biscayne Bay, to see the house of the rich and famous, for a fully narrated boat ride and then to tour South Beach through streets and water .

My son's new toy. I would like to take a photo of him playing with the ship but he refused. He plays games with me, when he wands to make a deal! :-)

 

For the group:

Crazy Tuesday ~ Games

I'm currently on parental leave with our youngest son and playgrounds have turned to photo project. And Copenhagen has many exciting playgrounds.

 

On Århus Plads there is a pirate playground - quite popular for both my sons...

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