Two Different Worlds

The Majesty of the Seas is leaving Port Canaveral, Florida

Majesty of the Seas

is a Sovereign-class cruise ship owned and operated by Royal Caribbean International. She was built at the Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyards in  

Saint-Nazaire, France, and placed in service on April 26, 1992. 

Her Godmother is Queen Sonja Of Norway.

Her features include the line-trademark Viking Crown Lounge overlooking the pool and sun decks. The ship has an onboard casino and 11 passenger elevators, two of which are glass-walled. Onboard bars include the Schooner Bar, A Touch of Class Champagne Bar, Blue Skies Lounge, Boleros latin bar, On Your Toes Nightclub, Windjammer Café, and the Pool Bar. There are also two swimming pools, two hot tubs, a basketball court, and a rock climbing wall.

And the opposite to the picture above is this shrimp boat going out to the deep water just before sunset at Port Canaveral

Hi my friends,

Thank you very much for your visits to my blog yesterday and for all the kind comments.

Have a very happy weekend!

~Susanne

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I'm Back To My Old Job Again

Marsh scene at Folly Beach

Two rusty old boats have seen better days for sure

Old shrimp boat in sunset light

Nautical still life


And of course I'm NOT going into politics!!! That was a joke, people!
I never ever could do that: promising people with great and good sounding words something that they forget in the same second when they get elected!!!

I prefer and LOVE to do my photography and I hope you will still enjoy it and honor me with your comments in the future also.

I'm easy to handle: some kind words or opinions and you will make my day! :-)

Old Rusty Boats & Shrimp Boats

Welcome sign to Folly Beach

This is the spot where "old and new" meet each other

I'm sure these old rusty boats have seen a lot and could tell you a lot of interesting stories

Sparkling sunlight over the Marsh

I love these beautiful Marsh scenes, so typical for the South here

Seagulls, waiting for food

Seagulls and a shrimp boat

First comes - first serve
for the preferred sitting pole
(can you see the pelican?)

Ocean Diners

They open up their beaks and throats
For breakfast off the back of boats.
Some take a dip and dive for brunch,
Some join the passengers for lunch-
Or swoop in low for sneak attacks
On things like peanut butter snacks.
And when they're in a hungry mood,
Sea gulls love your finger food!

by J. Patrick Lewis