Wordless Wednesday: Boat put to rest
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9 comments:
Woah, it looks ancient! Looks like it got a lot of use before it was retired. Great picture!
oh the stories that old boat could tell! lovely-
Thanks for commenting girls! I hope you drop by again from time to time. It really looks like this boat has been retired after many, many years. :)
This photo was taken on the Greek island of Corfu. If you take a close look you can even see the cover on the boat is in Greek colours.
Had to go back again to check the colours, very faded. Like Kelli I'd love to hear some of the stories from this boat! Interesting shot
Very atmospheric picture! Erika here, dropping by from Wordless Wednesday :)
I wonder where that boat has traveled to!
Sadly, it is no longer sea worthy. Excellent capture.
@niamh:
I only wish I knew the stories. I bet it would be a pleasure listening to them.
@Rob:
I guess the time for final rest comes for everything and everyone. Such is life I guess.
In this case it continues to be a little bit useful even now... at least it was to me. ;)
old boats are always picturesque:)and the story behind them...
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