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Looks the boat is in dry dock.
Well, it sort of is…
…though at an old film set 🙂
…and watch out for the tiger sitting in the corner!
Yes, I was really glad that he was sleeping, while I took the photo 🙂
Exiting image that make my imagination spin 🙂
Thank you very much, Hanna.
The sense of danger is enhanced by not being able to see the propeller. Nice photo!
Thank you very much for your compliment, Peter.
De ladder vind ik top,zo schuin en scheef.Zou er niet op durven staan.
Heel erg bedankt, Natuurfreak.
Quick! Call the police! Someone stole the propeller!
Thanks for pointing that out. I’m already on the phone 🙂
As Peter K. wrote: “The sense of danger is enhanced by not being able to see the propeller.” Your photos are mind-blowing in one sense or another! 🙂
Thank you a lot!
It all looks so perfectly innocent . . . in that Hitchcock way.
That is a huge compliment. Thank you very much!
Wonderful, if slightly disconcerting (ahem) image!
Thank you very much, Richard.
I can’t help but anthropromorphise the ladder-terrific
Thank you very much, Elena.
lol…great, the sign is awesome, but the composition of the whole thing is very cool!
Thank you very much for your compliments, Heather.
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