Pot ropes and marker Gorey Pier

A tangle of lobster pot ropes and the marker under the railings on Gorey Pier
 

markers ropes and nets

 A collection of nets markers and ropes on Gorey Pier

Odd Jobs Prop

 The rudder and propeller of the Cruiser Odd Job on Gorey pier last winter

Last film of 2020 7

These chairs are normally at the Cafe de Port, normally busy with walkers, fisherman, but today they were at the end of the pier, taken there for a couple to sit on?, no one cared, the cafe, along with all hospitality, and all non food shops have been closed since Christmas eve
 

last film og 2020 6

At last a peaceful, different still life, the mooring ring on the lower stage of Gorey harbour
 

Bouley Bay 10

 Boat Fender and rope on a boat on the  harbour

Bouley Bay 9

Tangle of ropes hanging on a boat on the harbour
 

Around Bouley Bay 7

 Hanging wet suits outside the diving centre

Grey day Gorey 2

Rope coiled upo and hanging from the railings

Grey day in Gorey !

I was out for a walk, trying out a new to  me camera, a Mamiya m645 1000s outfit,it was a very grey and slightly misty day, and one of the things I found to photograph was thi trailer hitch with the bit of rope hanging from it

Discarded rope Bouly Bay

Saw this discarded rope lying on the ground at Bouly Bay in December last year

Pot rope Gorey

I love this kind of found coastal still life, pot rope and marker buoy

Hanging marker buoys

Unusualy these 2 marker buoys were just hanging from a railing, normally there would be rope and they would be on the rope, but not these, and looks like they have had a tough life

Mooring buoy

Liked the way this mooring buoy was tied to the railings last winter

pot rope

Pot ropes ready to be used on a boat at Bouley Bay harbor Rolleiflex

lobster pot markers

The third of this series, a well used marker and a new one waiting for the sea

pot marker 2

Another in the cosatal studies bits and bobs, a very well used pot marker

Pot markers

I often look for bits and pieces when out and about, and these Lobster pot markes, 1 new and 2 very well used caught my eye, again I had my Bronica, with the standard 75mm lens