Its that man again! by jayfar

Photography • Scenic • posted on Mar 17, 2012

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A wider view of the harbour at Lyme Regis and note the man inspecting the mooring ropes and chains. Zoom is best. Have a good weekend.

Comments (33)

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blinkings

2:14AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

He might have thought you were the fisheries inspector!

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bmac62

2:25AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

Simply super at the zoom Jeff.

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ysvry

2:29AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

hes looking for his wits, hes sure he left them somewhere here.;) great foto.

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awjay

3:12AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

You shall have a fishy on a little dishy, You shall have a fishy when the boat gets in. You shall have a mackerel on a little dishy, You shall have a mackerel when the boat gets in.

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auntietk

3:38AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

Okay, so there's a grid made of chains, yes? With bouys that float the whole business when the tide is in? I presume the chain grid keeps the boats from crashing into each other, and that the chain hangs in swags under water so outboard motors don't get tangled up in them. It must be fastened to the walls in at least a couple places. And it functions like a parking lot for boats, with no docks. Is there a local guy who goes and and fetches people off their boats when they tie up? How am I doing? I'm just guessing, here. It's a total mystery to me, since we have nothing like this! Every picture you put up increases my curiosity. The Wiki is no help ... it assumes you know how the thing is used, or that you don't care. (I can tell you how they built the original walls, though, if you're interested.) If you're going to keep posting pictures of this fascinating place, you're going to have to tell me more.

alanwilliams

4:53AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

mud glorious mud nothing quite like it for cooling the blood.

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Feliciti

5:01AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

he looks so small against the ... ,beautiful captured !!

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durleybeachbum

5:27AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

They are called Trot-lines! There's room for one of your puns for sure.

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kgb224

6:08AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

Stunning capture my friend. God Bless.

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dakotabluemoon

6:55AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

Hard to believe that water can come in and out like this great pic and yes that tornado was in Michigan and tore things apart there in a small town it was on the news here.

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dochtersions

7:02AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

Fantastic, what a great view and capture, Jeff. So much is to see on it. I like the wet beach f.e., and that color green on the roof.

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EJD64

7:22AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

Very good capture. He must get very muddy boots.

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debbielove

8:50AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

Heavy chains to try to stop the buoys moving too much in a storm.. I think thats the idea.. I know from experience, Lyme Regis gets some big storms hit.. A really fine shot once again.. Did you have Fish and Chips mate? Rob

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A_Sunbeam

10:06AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

But it's neither Tommy Handley nor Uncle Adolf! Nice view.

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helanker

10:14AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

Another beautiful view of the harbour.

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DAVER2112

10:33AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

Really wonderful image! :)

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MrsRatbag

10:39AM | Sat, 17 March 2012

Thanks Tara, I was trying to work out how it all functioned as it's new to me too. And wouldn't it be cool to see a time-lapse of the tide going in and out here? Fantastically absorbing shot!

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