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On our way back to the dock, leaving the Humpback whales to their stomping grounds, and the humans to forage on land. Whale watching on Cape Cod with the Dolphin Fleet. This I miss the most! More photos tomorrow! Related articles Rare footage shows five humpback whales breaching…
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The Bridge of Lions, with El Galeon in the background and a beautiful storm gathering on the second day of the 450th celebration. September 5th, 2015. St. Augustine Florida.
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This is the kind of day that makes you wish that you had a little boat and could wander along the marshes, spying on blue herons, and green herons and egrets, maybe run into Ratty and Mole from The Wind In The Willows, having tea in one of the coves, taking time for…
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St. Augustine's Lighthouse dwarfed by the rolling clouds of a summer's evening. Not exactly a Haiku, but close! St. Augustine, Matanzas River and lighthouse.
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The Schooner. The setting sun. The incoming tide. A day ends. Night begins. St. Augustine inlet, the Schooner Freedom sailing in.
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Friends, paddling along together through life's currents. It's a calm evening and mild in between the storms and troubles. There's peace and quiet and a kind of welcome ordinariness, a rightness about things. All's well. Reprinted from Laine'sBlog, June 2012.
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Fellow passengers on the cruise to the Bahamas… Bahamians? Perhaps… But nice enough to put the phone down (him) and let me take their photo. That was back in January, 2015.
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The schooner Freedom, that is. (We do enjoy a great deal of freedom in America, and vigilance will ensure those freedoms don't shrink.) America, the beacon of Democracy, needs to humble herself to reclaim that title.
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Waiting for the bridge to open and close again, admiring the landscaping in the land of flowers. Oh, the flowers are closer on the other side? Of course! Bridge = water = boats = openings and closings = waiting = breathing = equals getting out the phone = click =…
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When Galaxies collide there is so much space out there that it is rare that any celestial bodies actually come into contact with each other. Same thing here in this photo. From the deck of El Galeon, a replica of a 16th century Spanish supply ship, one could see a blimp.…
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