Still Standing. by helanker
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Description
After severel harch Storms and Hurricanes, this little fellow it still standing. It is for pulling up little boats on land. To be honest, I think they have digged it up from under a good layer of stones after these storms. Have seen a bench having stones up to the seat, dragged up by the waves :)
A well, so long as the "inner" SEJROE Bay is still pure sand, its ok we have stones all over our beach longer to the west, where the spit is. It has always been so.
Have a great weekend. We have wonderful sunshine for once and close to next weekend, they promise tempertures over 10C I am looking forward to that :)
Comments (9)
It looks lonely there!
interesting find and a fantastic sea view to the horizon 😃
I have to think of that song: "All alone am I, ever since your goodbye".
A superb find and capture once again, Helle. See you! ;-)
nice one
It is looking stark and lonely just standing there Helle !! Nice find and shot.
Really interesting foto of the lonesome boat hauler, Helle. If I didn't know better, I would say that is a device that is used to roll up a garden hose. The beach is just saturated with big rocks and stones. Those being on a beach is so bizarre, a dangerous place to step, especially during a storm or at night. In any event, I like the contrast between the sharp dark foreground and the hazy blue background.
Very nice capture Helle. This seems to be a very nice lonely place.
A fascinating find, and a wonderful, moody photo, Helle!
I love harry's comment. The object looks so strange sitting on that timeless shore, with its rocks and dried grasses and that endless expanse of water. Without it, this could be a shot from before recorded history. Even so, it looks very old, because of the rust---like it was left there by an ancient civilization. You caught its loneliness, surrounded by the big beautiful expanse. (Your shoreline is really rocky!) A restful, primal and beautiful picture.