Old Fishing Pier by tmathise
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Description
This old pier is located along the Roanoke River, as it runs through the rural town of Jamesville, in Martin County, North Carolina.
The pier was once used for catching smelt and other fish for the Cypress Grill restaurant (which is a fantastic place to eat), but it has not been used in decades for any purpose.
When the pier was originally built is unknown, but the restaurant had been operating for years before my Uncle Dan first ate there, and that was around 60 years ago. The pier stood there at that time.
The Cypress Grill is still one of the finest places to eat in Jamesville (imho).
This image was captured on January 26, 2006 at 11:52am, using a Nikon D50 outfit.
Thanks for looking, have a most wonderful day!
Comments (20)
Very well seen, Troy ! Your pictures are always a vry fine mixture of light & shadows ! I like it very much ! Enjoy your week-end ! :~)
Impresive shot, nice light!
excellent and very fine
Looks like you went for a more graphical approach here. Quite a big river! Excellent capture, I see the light conditions weren't easy to shoot this with the high contrasts.
I've always loved the Roanoke River! It's always seemed so mysterious to me whenever I've seen it while traveling. This capture is fantastic Troy!! I want to call in sick now and grab my poles to go fishing!lol. Wouldn't that be nice!!! Hope you have a great weekend my friend!!! HUGS!!!
That just dont look too safe. Reminds me of an old old bridge i have in our backyard, crossing over the little stream. Love stuff like this. Wonderful capture Troy. Have a grand weekend. #:O)
Superb, but where is the olds boats! HAve a nice evening Troy!
Too bad it's defunct now :o( would've liked to have wet some line there ! great compo on this one and hope you have a great day {{{Troy}}}
brings back memories of summers by the river :]
Beautiful capture of this old pier taht has seen many years passing by! Orginal work, Troy! :)
what a wonderful images, I love the branches againt the poles
Wondeful capture of this old pier!!! Bravo :)
what a charming pier and riverside with the bent over trees ... such a beautiful shot love the color and compo!
seen it's better days obviously but still holds many stories. long winded stories about the fish that got away probably-haha. there are probably fish that hides around the old wood. I can imagine how good the fish must be in the restaurant
Looks the old pier is falling apart! Excellent photo of an intersting detail! I really admire your work! Have a winderful weekend my friend!!
it looks old donot walk on it lol super job
Another gorgeous capture! You can make even this old pier a work of art!
So lovely and sad... where gone the fishermen now ? I'm touched by this shot, because I always go fishing with Giancarlo, in each region we gone, and it's tender and beautiful reminds for me... Thank you for this shot Troy ! Hugs. V
So are you saying that it isn't safe to eat fish from there? If that is the case, that's too bad 'cuz i love Smelt or Grunions as they call they call them in California.
Beautiful old pier which would hold a lot of memories!