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See also: Dry Dock - Numptia - Caisson - The North Lighthouse
Monday, February 23, 2015
Two Cannons
See also: Dry Dock - Numptia - Caisson - The North Lighthouse
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We have already seen our small dry dock at work and how it is closed by a caisson. What we haven't noticed before is that two old cannons were recycled on its sides as bollards.
We saw other cannons near the North Lighthouse and we will see a few more around the Porto Mediceo.
See also: Dry Dock - Numptia - Caisson - The North Lighthouse
See also: Dry Dock - Numptia - Caisson - The North Lighthouse
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15 comments:
Cool!
Unexpected and quite a different use!
I like that top pic. Nice color in the city landscape.
Nice catch!
Such a novel reuse of canons!
The rusting one could be your picture for next City Daily Photo Theme Day on Ageing.
Are these real old cannons or imitations?
Reuse and recycle!
I'm thinking lighthouses today too. Recycling cannons. Who would have thunk it. ha!
Recycling at it's best VP.. One has been in use here much longer than the other :)
Fascinating and creative recycling!
What a fabulous place for a photographer
Perfect recycling op!
A good use for an old cannon!
Fascinating. That is a good use of old cannons.
Da cannone a bitta...bella la prima foto! Ciao, Arianna
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