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Old 11-11-2009, 8:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Just got back from Cape Verde while we were there we took a Quad bike excursion to a remote beach. This ship was wrecked in 1965 and finished up on the beach and left to rot


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Wow - nice shots of something you don't see everyday (thankfully)
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It took me aback as we came over the beach head and there it was straight in your face
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Great subject captured there - I'd personally prefer to see it cropped a bit closer in to focus you on the wriech itself - too much sky for me....

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great contrast with the rusty ship and blue sea.
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