Busy waters watching North outside the port. Beyond the pilot boat in foreground, we can see on the left the “S 355” crane/lay barge working about where the “Castoro 7” was. A sailboat and a motor boat of the “Guardia di Finanza” complete the scene.
Calmer waters inside the “Porto Mediceo”: from left to right the “Moby Wonder” and two cruise ships are quietly moored inside.
All quiet on the Western front, only clouds above and beyond the “Diga Curvilinea” (Curved Breakwater).See also: Castoro 7 - S 355 (Saipem)
A compass of life.
ReplyDeletePeaceful waters for your Wednesday.
daily athens
These are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. I love the sky in the third one.
ReplyDeleteEven more exciting than tram-watching!
ReplyDeleteVery, very nice.
ReplyDeleteSeattle has all the cruise liners so I don't get to see them
I was at the 10th St. Everett Marina today . I like to go and watch the goings on at the boat launch--when in came this great looking boat. Pleasure boat but just a little different looking. It was brand new and on a shake down run for the new owner. It was made by 'Ranger Tug'. So I did a search on that and saw some pleasure and working boats---all very nice and out of the range of my pocket book.
I always enjoy your photos. MB
Three absolutely gorgeous shots. I bet it smelled fresh and clean too after the rain.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I miss the sea so much.
ReplyDeleteOoh, that third shot is just absolutely fantastic!
ReplyDeleteFantastic sunny day there, looks perfect for a trip boat!
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is breathtaking, you got motion on those clouds!
Léia :)
The blue in your middle photo is delicious.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful skies and water!
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos! I love the second photo...the boats look ready to head out :-D
ReplyDeletePeaceful and quiet.
ReplyDeleteThree great pics with very different lights.
ReplyDeleteYou have to like that last photo with the impressive sky.
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