The trailing offspring became a trailing spouse - and life keeps changing
Saturday, 10 April 2010
Fresh fish and ferries
A fishing boat coming home at the end of a day successfully, judging by the number of seagulls following, while the ferries continue crossing from Dover to Dunkirk and back.
That's a clever way to tell about the success - how many seagulls following as they clean the fish and throw the waste off the back. Those look like busy waters.
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Good grief, are those three ferries? A few more, and you could cross over the channel while staying dry, just by hopping from ferry to ferry ;)
ReplyDeleteI like that, ferry hopping. I'm more interested in all those seagulls. They have sufficiently stalked the ferry.
ReplyDeleteThat's a clever way to tell about the success - how many seagulls following as they clean the fish and throw the waste off the back. Those look like busy waters.
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