Everytime I drive over the causeway to go onto St. Simons Island, I can see this sailboat floating in the marshes all alone. I finally got to a place where I could get a shot of it. It looks so lost to me.
Isn't that odd that it's always at the same place being there isn't a dock there? It just looks like someone abandoned it. It would spark the investigator in me....oh, I guess it did in you, too, because you took pictures of it. Good job! Very pretty place!
A friend of my dad's used to live on St Simon Island... I wonder why the boat is just sitting there? Why would the owners do that? Strange, but cool shots, Jan =)
Isn't that odd that it's always at the same place being there isn't a dock there? It just looks like someone abandoned it. It would spark the investigator in me....oh, I guess it did in you, too, because you took pictures of it. Good job! Very pretty place!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture. It does look awfully lonely.
ReplyDeleteall buttoned-down, too.
ReplyDeleteI suspect it is simply attached to a buoy and the sailors go to and fro by dingy.
ReplyDeleteIt does have a melancholy mood to it.
It does look very lonely :( But maybe there is someone on it who prefers it to be that way!
ReplyDeleteIt does look a little lonesome.
ReplyDeleteI love the pictures. They are so peaceful.
ReplyDeletelooks nice. Even if not summery.
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I think I can see an anchor line. Not wise to leave it in over the winter, though, unless someone is checking on it regularly.... :\
ReplyDeleteReally neat images of it.
It does look rather lonely out there all by itself!
ReplyDeleteA friend of my dad's used to live on St Simon Island... I wonder why the boat is just sitting there? Why would the owners do that? Strange, but cool shots, Jan =)
ReplyDeleteMaybe anchored out in the water to keep folks from trespassing? Or, maybe they can't afford a slot at the dock? :)
ReplyDeleteIt does look lonely, waiting for its owner to take it out for a day on the water. Thanks for sharing, have a great day!
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