In yesterday's post I mentioned the Point Hope Shipyard. I like it because it has a dry dock where they haul big boats up out of the water to repair and repaint the parts that are usually under the water. There are often two or three propped up like this one. The road I ride home has this shipyard on one side and the Dockside Green development on the other.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Point Hope Shipyard
In yesterday's post I mentioned the Point Hope Shipyard. I like it because it has a dry dock where they haul big boats up out of the water to repair and repaint the parts that are usually under the water. There are often two or three propped up like this one. The road I ride home has this shipyard on one side and the Dockside Green development on the other.
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Awesome. Thanks for sharing!
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Breeze. I like the name of this boat that seems like a toy with those rounded edges!
ReplyDeleteI like the design of the ship.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a tug converted to a pleasure craft. I agree, it has lovely lines. A very nice shot Benjamin. a
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