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14 comments:
Amazing!
Hmm, I wonder what that's all about.
Looks a bit scary.
The sailboat better get a move on it. It might be overwhelmed soon.
Oh my! The difference in size is incroyable!
David and Goliath !
The sailboat provides a sense as to how big the Neptune is! Very cool photo!
Very scary. Sometimes we wonder what people in small boats are drinking or smoking when they cross the bow of our 154,407 ton ship!
It is huge!
I hope the Neptune is stationary in your photo. That little sailboat looks so small and fragile.
That sailboat has a death wish.
As well as enjoying this picture, I learned some vocabulary. Thanks!
Eye = "the foremost part in the bow of a ship, where, formerly, eyes were painted."
Quite a difference in the size of the big ship and the little ones!
What a contrast!
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