M for Mast
Photographers' Thursday ~ Today we have a photo above for Alphabe Thursday with a prompt of the letter 'M' ~ Mast ~ on the lovely Lannon that we have sailed on recently. We are showing a variety of photos by sharing with several blogs today. The second photo here is of a small 'village' near us with its wonderfully colorful boats. Summer is coming to a close shortly so we are trying to capture as much of it as we can. Always working on our concept of seeing the 'sacred' in the ordinary. Looking through the lens of a camera does allow one to focus a bit more on those sacred moments. Are you finding the sacred, the glorious in your summer day?
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Summer ~ Manchester-by-the-Sea ~ Colorful Boats
We are linked today to:
Alphabe Thursday
A Rural Journal Thursday
Two Bears Farm
We hope you enjoy and have fun viewing the wonderful photographers and their choice of photos.
Hugs and namaste,
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We love to have you post your comments, thoughts or questions to delight us in the day ~ especially, ArtMuse Dog ^_^
QUOTE FOR THE DAY: 'Simple pleasures are the last refuge of the complex.' ~ Oscar Wilde
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beautiful photos. I especially like the last one with the colorful boats :)
ReplyDeletePretty shots!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the colorful boats. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Thursday!
I love your boat pictures! That first really has a olden day feel to it.
ReplyDeletelove the colorful little boats :)) thank you for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteLooking for the 'sacred' in the ordinary is just like finding pots of gold.
ReplyDeleteThe level of excitement is incredible.
That is so fun...lovely boats. So much color in those little boats...like they planned to line up in an artistic manner. Pretty.
ReplyDeletehello and good morning, Carol, every time when I see your blog open, then the more beautiful images from the sea, of ships and the great landscape, I get itchy feet, would like to pack our bags and go to the sea ...
ReplyDeletewhat struck me today, I saw no haiku, I deal with you since I read this very topic, very new to me, but interesting ... I have to set up a new blog ...
a good day and greetings from Geli
The photo of the mast is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteI love it and also those colourful little boats bobbing around!
Sad to see Summer coming to an end
but lovely to see your wonderful pics.
Have a good weekend
~ Fiona
Calling by to return the compliment of following, I am going to enjoy your blog I realise that already, plus it looks like I might have discovered yet more memes to consider participating in.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots :-)
ReplyDeleteI love those colorful boats in a row!
ReplyDeleteHello Carol
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures you show.
Thank you for visiting storming blog.
Hanne Bente
I like those colorful boat lined in a row.
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Nice captures- I really like that second pic of the boats.
ReplyDeleteI just love your seaside photos, Carol. Makes me want to smell that salt air. :)
ReplyDeleteI really like your boat pictures. I would love to be one of those people going out in the one. Love your dog too. Hoping that you have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteYael from Home Garden Diggers
Hi Carol, thanks so much for stopping by Quirky Vistas and following. I'm now following as well. Looks like you are blessed to live in a lovely place and get some lovely photographs of it. I enjoy seeing the scenery!
ReplyDeleteLiz
I feel like I appreciate the sacred in summer each time I bite into a garden tomato! Beautiful boat shot!
ReplyDeleteStunning photos! Love the row of row boats and that harbor scene. So much depth with the rocks in front and the houses in the distance. Lovely. Thanks for visiting for AlphabeThursday!
ReplyDeleteThe mast is a great entry for the theme but that second photo just draws me in an makes me wish I could spend the day on that pier.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your visits to my humble blog. I appreciate your concern for out poor farmers with this drought.
i like all those tidy boats lined up with their pops of colors. :)
ReplyDeleteIt looks calm in your part of the world today. I love how boats rest on water, supported, yet moving; submitting to flow, yet mastering direction. Lovely pictures.
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures of boats and the ocean and Cape Ann! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteI am lamenting the shorter days...looking forward to the transition to fall though...The boats in a row is outstanding♫
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice boat, Carol. I wonder what the passenger capacity is? It seems that it might be top heavy with all those people on board.
ReplyDeleteI like the colorful little boats tied. That little harbor reminds me of an island in the Caribean but I can't remember where it was.
Thanks for peeking in on my "M"eow cat.
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great looking boat there! And the harbor is beautiful! {:-Deb
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos you have. I love them. I especially like the photo of the boats, of Cape Ann, and your intuitive painting. You are so creative and I always appreciate when you drop by. Sorry it too so long for me to visit this time. Life sometimes gets in the way.
ReplyDeleteOH I love your boats - so vivid!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun boat. I love the colorful boats by the dock!
ReplyDeleteReally love the second shot of the colored boats - a whimiscal beach scene!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful Summer atmosphere on the water. Great shot !
ReplyDeletewhat a great shot of those colourful little boats all moored together
ReplyDeleteMy friend,
ReplyDeleteEven though the pictures of the boats are beautiful, the last one of with that CUTE face stole the show!!!
great boat shots! I love the colored boats!
ReplyDeleteThere is so much that is glorious and sacred about Summer--all the little surprises that nature can bring.
Sailing is the best!
ReplyDeleteFantastic captures.
ReplyDeleteLovely images!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! It is always a treat to come to your blog!
ReplyDeleteManchester by the sea is really magical!
ReplyDeleteI'm always excited when linky opens up to your blog.
I know you will have something wonderful to share!
And you did it again!
Thank you for linking.
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