A brief stop in King Park this afternoon resulted in the following shots of a bustling inner harbor.
© 2010 by A. Roy Hilbinger
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11 hours ago
So much going on in these photos. There's always something to watch in a harbour.
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Great pictures. You get a real sense of the happy chaos out there.
ReplyDeletesuch a contrast to the winter pics, I love watching people mucking about it boats. The sun has finally decided to shine here yay!
ReplyDeleteLovely! I can almost smell the salt air.
ReplyDeleteRidiculously picturesque.
ReplyDeleteIs this the harbour the cruise ships stop in Roy? I am hoping your answer is "yes".
ReplyDeleteThey anchor out in the Narragansett Bay, Alan. Our harbor isn't big enough or deep enough for those monsters. The shore shuttles go through the harbor to dock, though.
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