Silent Sunday – River Tamar Launceston ship graveyard
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I wish I could visit that graveyard with my camera! Sometimes old abandoned things can be so beautiful!
You could visit Robert if you go to Tasmania and do the river cruise. I know that isn’t always easy. I agree about the old abandoned thing. Thank you Robert.
Great find, just something about rust…
Also, I sent you a message a few days ago.
Yeah, so true.Thank you Dawn.
I got and think I responded, I hope I did.
I love the dark sky in the background with a nice exposure of the ship!
That is wonderful Marland, thank you.
You’re welcome!
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Great images, Leanne. Those ships have character, and so does that moody sky!
Thank you Mitch, I love finding places like this and in those conditions.
Beautifully atmospheric.
Thank you Margaret.
It looks sad and lonely but I like it. Nice photos!
I like that description, I guess it is that. Thank you.
There is a lot of recyclable metal there.
Apparently they are going to be recyled, just hasn’t happened yet John.
I hope it is recycled, I never thought about this before I moved to Las Vegas.
Yeah it would be John, they take it apart and melt it down I think. I love recycing, of the best things we can do.
The Statesman must have been so lovely in its day. I love these derelict boats, Leanne. Seems like they just beg to be photographed.
I agree Lois, it looks great. I love them too, they are so cool and yeah, just need to be photographed. Thank you.