I'd read about this somewhere, but had never seen a picture till now. There used to be an old wreck on the beach at Hunstanton in Norfolk when I was a child, but most of it has disappeared now.
Um fantástico achado, que proporcionou excelentes imagens! Ficamos a pensar no que teria ocorrido na última viagem deste barco... Bom tê-lo de volta, Bill! Um grande abraço! Ana
I'd read about this somewhere, but had never seen a picture till now. There used to be an old wreck on the beach at Hunstanton in Norfolk when I was a child, but most of it has disappeared now.
ReplyDeleteHi Bill.
ReplyDeleteGood to have you back.
Now discover new things in your new environment.
Nice that washed up boat.
Greetings from Patricia.
It is sad to see the wrecks. Who knows how many adventures it lived!
ReplyDeleteNot too seaworthy at present!
ReplyDeleteFantásticas estas fotografias.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e continuação de uma boa semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Completely seaworthy it seems to me no longer unless it is not of eddie but of the flying hollander.
ReplyDeleteNice photography Bill. The rusted hearts must bring back memories for some people.
ReplyDeleteHave never seen this one before... I like the rusted hearts there on the ship.
ReplyDeleteOne wonders how many more years it has.
ReplyDeleteIt's good they could make art out of it once it got to shore. Very cool ship bones. Awesome photography!
ReplyDeleteThat boat has its charm in the context of the beach and that beautiful landscape. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend.
...it's a real fixer upper!
ReplyDeleteWell weathered for sure.
ReplyDeleteIt has survived there for a long time.
ReplyDeleteI'm surprised people are climbing on the wrecked boat. Guess they try their footing first before stepping!
ReplyDeleteUm fantástico achado, que proporcionou excelentes imagens!
ReplyDeleteFicamos a pensar no que teria ocorrido na última viagem deste barco...
Bom tê-lo de volta, Bill! Um grande abraço!
Ana
Interesting how this was left on the beach to decay.
ReplyDeleteThe problems wth this ship should buff right out, no problem. Your photos have wonderful texture, and someone decorated it with the hearts.
ReplyDeleteTime and nature has not been kind to it
ReplyDeleteSolo queda parte del armazón. Resulta muy interesante para fotografiar.
ReplyDeleteHola! son unas fotos muy bonitas. Besos
ReplyDeleteI did enjoy seeing your photographs and many thanks for the link to the BBC article.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Some good photos of the old ship.
ReplyDeleteWow and it is still there! I'm off to check out the link.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place and great old ship❤
ReplyDeleteBuena fotografía nos traes mucha historia te mando un beso
ReplyDeleteInteresting article. To imagine to play on her!
ReplyDeleteHope they can safe her.
(Oh, boy, am I glad I don´t look like that - we must be the same age, LOL)
Lovely header photo Bill.
ReplyDeleteThose houses have a good view and the poor boat but it seems it's used by many at times.
It's a perfect item for photographers:) Happy friday:)
ReplyDeleteoh very cool, it's almost like a landmark.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting to still keep the wreckage of the boat on the beach. The photos are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Bill. Are you already moved ?
ReplyDeleteAwesome old boat.
ReplyDeleteBoa noite, caro amigo Bill!
ReplyDeleteFantástico!
Megy Maia🌸🌹🌸
Interesting. I love the last shot.
ReplyDeleteWonderful images. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteIt looks good, nice wee thing on the beach :-D
ReplyDeleteIt's great that it is still there, to be admired, after all these years.
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