These are the wooden pilings that support the ferry dock at Peaks Island. Usually once a summer, we find ourselves aboard a ferry and off to Peaks or sometimes just a cruise to nowhere. Watching the island people board and travel to their island destinations is a treat in itself. Forget about the rising fares that get you to the islands, sit back and wonder what they have in their numerous, mishmash of colored bags or take a gander at their goofy looking dogs sleeping at their feet. Going on the water always provides an interesting afternoon in the sun or below deck and lots of opportunities for subjects for future stories. Sometimes you might even hear some original sea chanties.
I like the photo...riding on a summer ferry is a tip top activity.
ReplyDeletebelle photo , bien accompagne par ton texte
ReplyDeleteCool shot. I like all the small spots of mossy color.
ReplyDeletesounds like a great day to me.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good time, I love to people watch.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors in the moss.
ReplyDeleteIt's always a treat to come to your blog. Always. Your photos and your writing are intriguing, enlightening, and well done. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like you are describing my homeless clients. They don't sing chanties, though, sea or otherwise.
ReplyDeleteYour picture and words make me sure that a ferry ride is something I'd love to do.
ReplyDeleteYou are very good at shooting details, Birdman. Love this image!
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