I don’t think I would like to go to sea in that upturned ‘Jonathan Seagull’, Jude! I wouldn’t trust that outside of a paddling pool.
Nice local colour, in both senses.
Best wishes, Pete. x
I thought I had lots of boat names but I was wrong. One of my pics will be one though. I recognise Kerensa from another of your photos, see I do pay attention, I hope you ‘re impressed.
Ah, yes. I have been playing with the themes on my blog. Glad you approve – but it is not ST Michael’s Mount, it’s a favourite of yours, the Godrevy lighthouse 🙂
I don’t think I would like to go to sea in that upturned ‘Jonathan Seagull’, Jude! I wouldn’t trust that outside of a paddling pool.
Nice local colour, in both senses.
Best wishes, Pete. x
That’s just a crate Pete, not a boat, I couldn’t resist the name 🙂
Shows how much I know about boats, Jude! x
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I thought I had lots of boat names but I was wrong. One of my pics will be one though. I recognise Kerensa from another of your photos, see I do pay attention, I hope you ‘re impressed.
Deeply impressed. I need to get down on to the harbour beach in St Ives and do more close-up boat shooting!!
Great collection of shots!
Thank you!
Great take on the challenge!
Loved the sunset header of Michael’s Mount! 🙂 🙂
Ah, yes. I have been playing with the themes on my blog. Glad you approve – but it is not ST Michael’s Mount, it’s a favourite of yours, the Godrevy lighthouse 🙂
The rain arrived at about 5 am 😦
You beat me to it Jo, I was about to say the same thing! It’s a beautiful photo Jude! 🙂
Such pretty colours and wonderfully relaxing photos – a gentler pace of life 🙂
Wonderful series, Jude. I love to walk the marina docks and look at all the clever names of boats.
Boat names always fascinate me…I can hear the waves and smell the salt when I come to your lovely blog Jude 🙂
Smells a bit ‘cowy’ today… 😀
Oh dear…living by fields has its ups and downs, I remember well from growing up in the Suffolk countryside 😉