A pilot getting off a ferry ...
... and the crest of the Pilots Corps of the port of Livorno.See also: Pilots - Pilotina Due
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8 comments:
These are very nice VP.
I like that crest!
A clever post. VP. Hope you are doing OK.
Great pictures. And, great angle of the pilot leaving the ferry.
I usually get the pictures of the pilots coming and going looking down from the side of the ship or from the wing bridge. :)
They look so small next to the ship.
Beautiful sign and I like the action in your first composition!Well done!
Léia
Corsicans look scary.
Wow, so they just open a door in the hull for the pilot?!
What fun photos here.
In 1968, when I was young and knew nothing, I was so surprised when they told me a pilot would board our good ship "Enotria" to squeeze us through the Straits of Corinth. Back then I thought pilots were only for planes. :)
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