The Ship Ashore
Grasses
On the path
Like the snap of old vinyl records
Dark shore
Gate shadow
On the path
Dried flowers
Imaginary path
Let's go north
Up the trail
Coast path
Looking southwest
Too late for blackberries
Something strange about this lizard tail...
Queen Anne's lace
Common yarrow
Blackberry sky
Rust and wind
To Point St. George
To Crescent City
Double-fence shot
Breaker
Deck drain
Stack with W
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Riding high
Looming prow
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One-eyed prow
Iridescence
The days of wood
Old wood
Storm
Proud
Washed up
Pisces
Cheryl, you forgot your boat!
Sandstone
Yes, it's a tree
Enderts Beach Rd.
Enderts Beach Rd.
Beach from a cliff
Calm surf
Enderts Beach
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Ship Ashore
"Once a millionaire's private yacht, fitted to serve as WWII Navy messenger and weather ship, then decommissioned in 1946. Eventually ended up serving as a dockside restaurant, cocktail lounge and motel office. Since 1965, a landmark, land-bound gift shop and museum. At last report, the museum was closed." From: www.roadsideamerica.com/tip/1972
It seems to me that it was moved, because I remember it being parallel to the highway and close to the water, not close to the highway and perpendicular as it is here.
It seems to me that it was moved, because I remember it being parallel to the highway and close to the water, not close to the highway and perpendicular as it is here.
Keith Burton, M♥rJ Photogr♥phy !! ( Marj ), Andy Rodker, kiiti and 4 other people have particularly liked this photo
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... I have been mousing around GE, downloading a few of the memorable shots I had found there/remembered were there, before Google gets around to completely erasing Pano and those blue icons from existence ... OK, that's probably cyber-theft of some kind, but most of them were posted by fleeting Pano contributors, or people I can no longer find on the internet ...
But ... it reminded me how much of a loss the shuttering of Panoramio was; internet friendships severed, yes ... but millions of gorgeous and/or informative and/or ephemeral photos are going to be forever gone ... I maintain the closing and eventual eradication of Panoramio is one of the unseen tragedies of this decade ...
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