Astern look. by jayfar
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Seen on Beer beach Devon, UK.
Some of you may wonder how these small fishing boats are parked high and dry. They are winched up on the rounded pebbles and by using wooden 'rollers' which you can see some of in the pic.
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Comments (27)
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
good shot!!
nice rear view shot Jeff
Great POV and marvelous creation !!!
Super photo Jeff :)
Sorry....silly question but why are they taken out of the water Jeff? It's something we never see over here. Are there no safe places to anchor them?
Good point by Andrew, inquiring minds and all that buddy. Mind you I have seen this at Dungeness too, boats winched up and left as you say "High and dry". I wondered at first if it was to extend their life. But Dungeness has many rotting/rotted decrepit vessels.
Oh Sorry Jeff. BTW this is a great capture, exposure is right on the money.
Wonderful capture Jeff
So Wonderful Jeff
A superb shot. A very hard place to be a fisherman
well choosed POV and i like it very much!
Great POV and colors
Interesting capture and information!
I like your angle of view. superb capture
thanks for info cool (frog) POV and colours
great shot
Elegant and beautfiful composition
wonderful shot
Super capture. Same questions as above.
Nice
interesting capture with a special perspective! ;o)
I would assume judging by the white rounded pebble rocks and the angle of steepness, a lot of high surf/surge comes in and it would be best to get their boats out. It would probably save you a lot of sleepless nights thinking if your boat is ok or not. Then again, it could be the guys are dry docking for maintenance too. Interesting shot. Aloha
Great shot Jeff!!
Wonderful shot, I see those rollers; that's got to be a method that goes back thousands of years, I would imagine!
beautiful shot!! are they really parked? (remember ships hanging on the quay during low tide in the UK ;-)) nice weather!!
I used to watch it being done in many places.. Tradition is great isn't it! Super POV mate! Rob
A wonderful POV my friend - I have not seen this process from the water side!