Showing posts with label Port Cape Canaveral. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Port Cape Canaveral. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Is the world now up-side-down - or what?

Is the world now up-side-down...or what???


Hi my friends,
Thank you so much for commenting on my last post, I appreciate every one of you!
Do you like this photo? 
It shows an unusual angel or also called POV. 
But don't worry, nothing is up-side-down in your world! 
It's just the artist freedom to capture, to produce and to present his art in his own way.
(Cruisship "The Norwegian Sun" is leaving Port Canaveral)

I wish you a NOT to much up-side-down world today! Take it easy and I'll see ya'!
~Susanne 






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Wednesday, August 25, 2010

BIG Brother

BIG brother is waiting in the harbor at Port Canaveral, FL


Hi my friends,
What a difference in the sizes between these two "boats", right? 
Have you ever dreamed about making a Cruise with a BIG boat like this?  :)
Thank you very much for all the nice comments from yesterdays post.
Have a wonderful day!
Susanne



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Thursday, July 15, 2010

Jetty Park at Port Canaveral, FL

A Manatee and a Sea turtle, captured in Jetty-Park, Cape Canaveral


Hi my friends,

Yesterday I have seen for the first time in my life for real a Manatee swimming in open waters. It was very impressive to see this protected animal of the sea in its natural habitat. Later on I've spotted a sea turtle peeping out from the water.

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is one of the most popular recreation spots in Brevard County. Besides the 4.5 acre family beach with its designated areas for swimming and surfing (lifeguards on duty year round), one of this park's best-loved features is the 1,200 foot Malcolm E. McLouth Fishing Pier - open 24 hours, paved, lighted, equipped with fish-cleaning tables with running water and fully accessible to the physically challenged. Specially designed beach wheelchairs give access both to the beach and pier. A recently renovated and expanded building on the boardwalk houses an air-conditioned refreshment center and a bait and tackle shop.

I wish you an interesting and fun day too!
Susanne



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