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3 days ago
Sep 8, 2009
Dover
The channel is hardly a pristine bit of water, but I love it - once a month the ferry takes me over to the continent where I can dance till I drop and hang out with all my tango-friends:
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Its a beautiful scenery! I can "cha-cha" too! (Giggles)
Ebie's Watery Outdoors.
Where are the cliffs of Dover? ...kidding.....
I once took the ferry from the continent to Dover and danced till I dropped in London....
Your photo bring back memories...:)
Wow, nothing really beats that. Thanks for sharing.
What a magnificent photo! Well done!
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what a beautiful and a peaceful place..
the water looks very calm. it must be a good day to sail.
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a moving scene...a ferry leaving the pier.
That is beautiful sight my friend...My first entry is up...
fantastic shot of a beautiful scene. love to swim there. ",)
This is very pretty the ferry makes it that much the better. Never been on one that should be one for my list! Have a great WW!
oh to be at sea on a sunny day . . .
Tango, that is impressive. Dancing is so much fun! Shots like this are full of memories. The water is appealing too.
Spirithelpers
Fascinating - the white rocks look like clouds - so white! Like ghosts! One of the very best I've seen on your blog!
I've heard the weather over the Channel can be quite iffy but the ferry looks strong and safe. ;-)
I love the welcoming arms of the harbour wall, once inside, there is safe keeping.
This photo makes me think of holidays and that lovely anticipation feeling.
That's a great shot Bim, just love it. Thank you!
Perfect shot to begin a story or to end one.
Magical!
It almost looks as if you were left behind, and you're looking longingly at the ferry as it sails farther and farther away! Beautiful colors...
I like this photo with its shapes and colours. Glad not to have to look the other way. I remember being disappointed when I first saw the white cliffs. Thought they looked very grubby. (The ones further along, in Purbeck, are much brighter.)
Funny how the image of the cliffs is so strong that one can't hear the word 'Dover' without them looming into the mind set. I'm wondering how one would have viewed this picture if you hadn't said where it was taken. I think I would have looked at it with clearer eyes and would have enjoyed it even more.
You tango? ? Oooooh.
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