Dry Dock Irony

Firstly Happy St Patrick’s Day to one and all, and fifty shades of green to you all. Yes, I do mean green.

Today I get more mileage out of my mini-tour when looking for images for the abandoned challenge. This time I was struck by the irony of it all in the small quayside area behind the houses featured in Abandoned II and Abandoned III. As some of you may have noticed by now, I love a touch of irony.

In the first image of the yacht C138, you have to look up to see below the waterline, while to see above the boat’s waterline you will need to look down. Confused? The image should help you out:

Above and Below

The real irony is that this boat has been hauled up out of the water and now rests on the quayside in ‘dry dock’, but now stands besides one of the largest puddles you are likely to see. Well it tickled me a little bit, as irony often does.

C138 Reflected
C138 Reflected

So to one and all, Happy St Patrick’s Day. 🍀🍀🍀🍀

45 thoughts on “Dry Dock Irony

  1. As one whose middle names are irony and flippancy, I find your post (words and pics) interesting and evocative (and not one iota of irony in that comment).

    Happy St Pats…to be sure, to be sure. 🙂

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    1. Cheers Zachary, just been down to the beach at Kilbrittan to let the dog have a good stretch. just taking a break in cleaning the windows right now. May head into the city later. 😃 have a great week too, MM 🍀🍀🍀

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