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16 comments:
Talk about tall ships. :-)
The ferry simply reinforces how big that floating dock is.
How do they do that? I have a hard time imagining working with things this large!
That person next it looks so small.
Your perspective emphasizes the size and majesty of this big ferry.
Wow, what a picture. Just incredible how different the ship looks from that angle, out of water.
that is crazy how they can lift that thing right up!
Interesting to see such a big ferry out of water. Great angle, VP !
No matter what, it always amazes me how big these are.
This is a most unique and unusual way of looking at your colorful ferry boat. Most impressive.
Good to know this ferry is regularly maintained. It's HUGE!
An interesting and also unusual image.
Everything needs a little TLC now and then VP :)
Hope the repairs don't take too long! The season is starting soon. :)
Ready for the season!
It's so strange to see such ships out of water! :-)
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