1. Winner of the ‘classic view’ category is a photograph of Rocquaine Bay during a winter storm in Guernsey, Channel Islands by Tim Harvey

    fishy:

    Um, I want to share all of these photos and go to all of these places.

    (via Landscape Photographer of the Year competition)

    (via coldisthesea)

     
  2. coldisthesea:

    “The rib at the top of the sleeve is said to represent a sailing ship’s rope ladder in the rigging, the raised seam across the shoulder a rope and the garter stitch panel, waves breaking upon the beach.” -A Guernsey on eBay

     
  3. Yacht ‘Marjorie’. St Peter Port, Guernsey, Channel Islands

    I see that she’s still going strong: sharpnessshipping.fotopic.net/p60094333.html
    She even has her own website: www.yacht-marjorie.co.uk/

    www.nationalhistoricships.org.uk/ships_register.php?actio…

    Builder: David Munroe & Sons, Blairmore
    Build date: 1913

    Original (2034 x 1938)