Blackbeard's Port by tmathise
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Description
Well, that's not it's official name. This is the marina at Beaufort, North Carolina. Founded in 1709, Beaufort is the county seat of Carteret County, also known as the Crystal Coast.
It has been important as a Seaport since the time of Blackbeard the Pirate (a.k.a. Edward Teach), who once used this port regularly.
The image was captured on December 11, 2005, at around 2pm, using an Olympus Camedia C-700UZ.
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Comments (7)
very good photo and impressiv color and lighting ;) well done my frind ;) good weekend and kiss
Soon it will be fun to go out on one of these boats! Nicely done.
arrrr matey ! fantastic shot hugs
He he, no black scary flags here, just a friendly mood! Beautiful capture, Troy!
these people that can afford these huge boats must really have as hard life. you know, do I go out on my boat with some fine ladies or do I invite some fishing buddies? very beautiful bay Troy
I especially like the setting and the way the image has been presented.really soothing. I miss the sea.
Love that post in the foreground and the perspective of the posts as they become further away. A software developer, eh? No wonder you have such an awesome website! hehe Another terrific shot Troy. :-) V