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it's cool riding on the ferry this time of year. you can get shots like this. i think we only had like, 4 cars on here.
This ferry boat takes tourists and residents of Cachoeira Dourada de Minas to Cachoeira Dourada de Goiás, which are two small tourist towns located on the banks of the Rio Paranaíba, which divides the states of Minas Gerais and Goiás! Every car with up to 5 people costs about $ 15 dollars and people walking pays about $ 2 U.S. dollars each and operates from 06:00 AM to 10:00 PM every day!
For information about the best place see:Cachoeira Dourada de Minas city -
pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cachoeira_Dourada_(Minas_Gerais)
AND Cachoeira Dourada de Goiás -
pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cachoeira_Dourada_(Goi%C3%A1s)
Esta balsa leva os turistas e moradores da cidade de Cachoeira Dourada de Minas para a cidade de Cachoeira Dourada de Goiás, que são duas pequenas cidades turísticas localizadas nas margens do Rio Paranaíba, que divide os Estados de Minas Gerais e Goiás! Cada carro com até 5 pessoas custa cerca de $15 dólares e pessoas a pé pagam cerca de $2 dólares cada e funciona das 06 da manhã até 10:00 da noite todos os dias!
Para melhores informações sobre o lugar consulte:
Cachoeira Dourada de Minas -
pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cachoeira_Dourada_(Minas_Gerais)
PARA Cachoeira Dourada de Goiás:
pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cachoeira_Dourada_(Goi%C3%A1s)
.. from the archives so I can take a break. I added a gull to it to help me accept it. The little ferry is beautifully maintained and I always spend some time watching it.
There's a short ferry ride (20 mins) when going between Denmark and Sweden at Öresund. The stern up top did have quite a nice design.
A ferry used to run between here, Point Fosdick directly across the narrows, and Gig Harbor. It temporarily stopped running when the original Tacoma Narrows Bridge opened in 1940. The bridge collapsed less than six months later and ferries were rushed back into service the next day. The original terminal had already been partially dismantled by that time so the service had to run from Point Defiance unti the terminal was rebuilt. Because of World War II, the bridge wasn't rebuilt until 1950. The ferry hasn't run since then.
Tacoma, WA, U.S.A.
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The Ferry terminal at the rear of the Clarion Hotel. The Clarion is on the far right of shot and appears out of focus, well it could be but actually its down to the exterior design graduated Black and white spots. There is a very slight pink haze, the result of the next photo, it a museum glowing pink (out of shot)
This has nothing to do with Deep Purple :). (Google it if you don't recognize the reference)
Forest fires are raging in British Columbia, Canada. Where I live, 200 miles (300 km) to the south, this is the effect on my neighborhood. The smoke is so thick you can cut it with a knife.
On a normal day, you can see Seattle 20 miles in the distance. Today, you can barely see the passing ferry 1/2 mile away.
Very unhealthy. Not good.
I don't usually create photos for documentary purposes. This is an exception. I don't consider it a particularly good photo, but it reflects my reality these past couple of weeks.
The ferries cross the Long Island Sound daily connecting Connecticut and New York, one such crossing on a frosty day.
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Clag - what clag?
Not long after its return to traffic, 37518 leads 40106 away from the station stop with the 13.39 Wansford - Peterborough during the line's Diesel Gala
Fast Ferry 'Prins Willem-Alexander' op weg van Vlissingen naar Breskens. Op de achtergrond de skyline van Vlissingen met links de Arsenaal toren en rechts de scheepswerf 'Damen Shipyards.
Breskens, 28-5-2016
This is the Steilacoom Ferry headed out to Anderson and McNeil Islands. We have had some wonderful evenings and sunsets here this fall.
This photograph was taken in New York City when we returned from a cruise in the Caribbean.
See light box view!
The ferries Ray Stoker Jr. and Robert C. Lanier pass each other as they transit Bolivar Roads between Galveston and Point Bolivar, Texas.
Tucked away on a quiet corner of the mysterious and desolate island of Furillen, the local ferry lies moored awaiting passengers returning to the mainland. Based on a real life location, this region has become a mecca for photographers and the curious in search of a unique Second Life location to explore.