I took a lot of pictures in the days of the 27th TAN, last April. I am not sure about what these people were doing but the name of the boat, “Lodoletta”, is the title of a minor opera of Pietro Mascagni.Seamen on an inflatable boat for routine trips from the “Porto Mediceo” to the “Accademia Navale”.During a practical lesson around the port, a boatload of students of the Nautical Institute “Alfredo Cappellini” can have a close look at the tug “Alfredo Neri”.
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You sure love your boats. And takes interesting photos of them.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. Love them.
ReplyDeleteI think I know why you chose these photos today. Is it still hot? We have cold weather and still wear jackets and sweatshirts most of the time.
ReplyDeleteI always love your ship/water shots! That second one is especially nice! And I like the hands-on training provided by the Nautical Institute.
ReplyDelete"Tug or no tug" that is the question. One day I will post a photo about that. Anyway, enjoy your holiday both of you.
ReplyDeleteMany boat loads for sure. I like the 'Lodoletts' and would like to have a boate like that.
ReplyDeleteSuper shots. MB
I agree with Jacob, I'm also enchanted by your pictures and I love the second one.
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Léia
The first one looks like a wedding party.
ReplyDeleteThese are excellent shots.
ReplyDeleteSo many different kinds of boats! I just find it so amazing.
ReplyDeleteI love all the boats you show us from Livorno. I especially like the first one today. They don't look like your typical sailors.
ReplyDeleteI love the color and the way the water looks in the first two pictures!
ReplyDeleteYou're so lucky to get a look at so many different types of boats and ships in your port! Thank you for sharing :D
ReplyDeleteWow boats of all shapes and sizes. Must be very interesting to watch and fun to photograph.
ReplyDeleteOnce again the blues are wonderful! I especially like the top and middle shots.
ReplyDeleteSo different, the boats.
ReplyDeleteI would love to be in any or all of them.