My father and I left early at Gimli, so before heading home we decided to stop by at Selkirk.
I haven’t been to Selkirk, but my father went here before to go fishing. We stopped by at the Maritime Museum and again walked around a bit.
snapshot aesthetic and almost everyday photographic adventures
My father and I left early at Gimli, so before heading home we decided to stop by at Selkirk.
I haven’t been to Selkirk, but my father went here before to go fishing. We stopped by at the Maritime Museum and again walked around a bit.
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Wow. I find it interesting that there are ships that are out of water, and still pretty! The only place that I saw had those ships out of water is this place in Uzbekistan, called Moynaq. I’ve only seen the pictures, and I definitely would want to go sometime. There are ships marooned on dry land because the Aral Sea retreated.
Now that you mentioned it, I didn’t think about how they managed to put the ships there, ha ha. Maybe they dragged it or used some big equipment to carry it around? 🙂
Gimli! Is there also an Ylva and a Zelda?
I’m afraid na wala. 😛
Ha, you commented on my blog (http://sarabennet.blogspot.com/2009/02/photos-with-my-new-friend.html) back in april, and i just found the link today – and your blog post is about selkirk! I am from selkirk originally. my great great grandpa sailed the keenora, lol.