Search and Rescue boat CP 867 inside the “Porto Mediceo”.
In background the 65-meter superyacht “Nataly”.See also: CP 867 - Calm Waters - Coast Guard - Piaggio P166
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13 comments:
Always two hands of water beneath their keel.
Loved the yesterdays entry. Please have a good new week ahead.
Can't miss that red if you were a larger boat. Well at least they hope so. Happy Monday.
The search and rescue boat is eye catching, with its white body and bright red bumpers. Living in a seaside city with an active harbor is quite different from my life. I live inland.
Red is a nice splash in the photo...
I do like that red AND that super yacht!
I must say that I love Nataly!
two very different boats...I too like the red on the SAR...but "Nataly" is a sea going dream!
Great looking rescue vessel.
Both great shots, even though I'm more impressed by the SAR than Nataly.
It's a great shot with the two different types of craft. I guess you see a lot of superyachts in your harbour!
Each one is wonderful in its own way.
Is that your yacht back there? Looks nice!
I've really never met a boat I didn't like. ~Mary
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