the church in the background is St. Mary of the Visitation. During the warmer seasons this area is packed with ships. This is a fishing ship not a passenger one. The passenger ships dock way on the other side about a 15 minute walk from here. The building on the left is a storage and working area.
I love that sky and clouds ⛅️
ReplyDeleteNice new banner, Bill! Bet Ingo´d love to visit - I´m sadly not into fish...
ReplyDeleteMary of the Visitation - sounds like she’s dropping by for coffee!
ReplyDeleteComplicated piping on that ship, but it's a nice combination with that church, Bill. I can't tell whether I'm looking at the side or the back.
ReplyDeleteIt's the back.
DeleteI love the composition of this photo, Bill - the old and new juxtaposed. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteFresh caught fish and seafood are the best :-) Used to go to places like this to buy seafood from the fishermen.
ReplyDeleteHi Bill.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful photo.
Greetings from Patricia.
Love the church on the hill!
ReplyDeleteGood view and info.
ReplyDelete...Bill, this is a beautifully composed image.
ReplyDeleteVery nice view for this photo. I love the church and its design.
ReplyDeleteI love how the church looks down on the area. I bet the view from there is great.
ReplyDeleteGood shot Bill :-D
ReplyDeleteNow I wonder (being that kind of thinker) what the difference between a ship and a boat is...thinking of fishing boats usually, rather than ships!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great shot! So jam-packed with visual interest!
ReplyDeleteThe church looks so serene in the background, Bill.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful photo with the church in the background.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Foto maravilhosa, meu querido amigo Bill. A Igreja parece ser muito linda. Grande abraço do Brasil. Uma excelente tarde de sexta-feira.
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