Loading Coriolistic Anachronisms

Category: Hydrosphere

Having spent 15 years of my life diving my way around the world’s oceans, I now have sea water in my veins and long for the soothing sound of bubbles. And there is fresh water out there too.

Rockport Harbor
August 19, 2012
Hydrosphere, On the road, Photoblogs
Early morning and after sunset, when the sunburned crowds are still asleep or have retreated to dinner, the harbor is true to itself: quiet, peaceful and timeless. It almost...
Rockport: Après la pluie le beau temps
August 14, 2012
Hydrosphere, On the road, Photoblogs
As promised, here are shots of a much sunnier Cape Ann. Rockport shines in all her glory at sunrise and sunset but there is much to come: harbor shots, many boats, even more...
Fog and Clouds on the New England Coast
August 11, 2012
Hydrosphere, On the road, Photoblogs
A very nice thing about the New England coastline is that sunshine is optional. Of course, that's a rather personal opinion. But fog banks, storm clouds and even rainy days each...
Mystery Seaside Location
July 29, 2012
Hydrosphere, On the road
I will soon post more pictures of the undisclosed location I am in for a few days, missing my two adored other bloggers, but this will serve as a teaser. A bear was killed by the...
A Cruise Ship Medley
July 26, 2012
Hydrosphere, New York, Photoblogs
New York is mostly-water and all-glamour. No matter where one stands in the city, there is a patch of water in sight or not very far. So given the prestige surrounding a visit...
Maritime Quiz
July 15, 2012
Hydrosphere, New York
She's 1,132 feet long and 135 feet wide, her draft is that of a three-storey building plunged upside down into the water. With 17 decks, she is only 70 feet shorter than the...