The last night in Corsica anchored in a small bay gave me not only this great sunset shot, but waking up early in the morning to set off towards the south coast of France, we were blessed with a really calming influence and an aura from a very still mediterranean sea.During the day the sun beat, and at times the horizon magically disolved to leave the sky and sea merging seamlessly into each other- something I have never previously seen before. But then I get the benefit of being able to spend a lot more time on deck to see these sights on this boat. There were also big fish- tuna so I'm told. And lots of dolphins- which i was a little gutted about as the footage I had is missing due to a malfunctioning camera...
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| Last time I remember the water being this silky was in the Patagonia canals, South America (http://dougondeployment.blogspot.com/2009/08/patagonia.html) |
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| Clinging on for dear life on the med crossing |
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| Tuna, presumably. Must be some dolphins around here somewhere.... |
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| Anchored out at sea |
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| Leaving the boat for a wander ashore in Corsica |
i never fail to be impressed by your photos, doug! (i almost typoed your name as 'dough' too, oops)
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