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    The day started reasonably sunny and dry – unfortunately it didn’t stay that way for long, however the camera was put to good use.
    Having sturdy footwear and a helmet on I had just a few minutes to take some pictures in the boatyard before the gates were firmly shut.

    Dry Dock - before cleaning and blacking


    Wheels and Rails


    Rudder and Propeller


    Later we went looking for birds to photograph, but alas as mentioned the weather turned.
    It wasn’t until I was going through the pix this evening I noticed an animal I had missed which was annoying as I had the long lens on – I blame it on the high winds at the time!

    Spot the Four Legs

    Olympus OM D EM 1mkll - A.mode - 12-100 + 40-150 lenses used

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      Re: The Boatyard

      Looks like a Hare to me, Barr1e.

      Boat yards are interesting places. Your photos show in good detail, the growth that attaches itself to the bottoms of boats.
      Last edited by Garry; 12-02-19, 06:31 PM.
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        Re: The Boatyard

        Very interesting - where is that? I can see the railway line above of course


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          Re: The Boatyard

          Originally posted by Ian View Post
          Very interesting - where is that? I can see the railway line above of course


          Ian
          Hi Ian -

          Near Pitstone.

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