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i’ve never been successful at rowing. i only go in circles!
Tilden — one of your arms is stronger than the other. You need to compensate by not working it as hard.
I love water pictures!
Linda — so do I and we’re going sailing in a couple of hours! I am taking my camera, of course!
Beautiful lines and colours!
That must be one tough job to get all the boats up there!
Nicole — if you want to use a boat you sign it out, pick it up and put it in the water. When you return, you put the boat back on the dock and sign it in. Two people can move one relatively easily. They are light fiberglass shells.
Beautiful reflection Q 🙂 Absolutely love it 🙂 Well done 🙂
This shot makes me smile!
Is it still the weekend? I’d like to reflect for a moment on the spectacular scenery of secured rowboats on a dock after a squall…
Nice!
After spending time in a kayak, I’ve decided it is superior to canoes and rowboats… at least, for being inside one in the water! Photography is another matter entirely.
What a quite strange picture… I have a feeling of loneliness just looking at it.