What I failed to accomplish was the fact that an early morning fog was receeding from the inner harbor to the frames left..The old boot factory and such are still blurred by the fog but Federal Hill is visable even cloaked in a light mist. The olde "Domino Sugar plant "chimney stacks" are visable thru the vessel's forward mast's outrigging.
Dan
FYI..This view no longer exists...it is "development 101" now..
Canon AE-1 FD50mmf1.8 M.Kodak 100 film - Self processed
I remember that event and I think more than just about all that was going on across the U.S.A. this was one I wished I could have seen in person. Thanks for bringing back those memories.
I remember the Tall Ships event too, Dan'l! This happened the year I graduated HS, and there are a lot of happenings and life changing events taking place, this was just one that was extremely enjoyable.
Douglas
Al Trujillo wrote:
I remember that event and I think more than just about all that was going on across the U.S.A. this was one I wished I could have seen in person. Thanks for bringing back those memories.
Al
It was a huge event in Baltimore! The best vantage point was on the cannon mounts at Ft. McHenry! The tall ships left under full sail!
douter wrote:
I remember the Tall Ships event too, Dan'l! This happened the year I graduated HS, and there are a lot of happenings and life changing events taking place, this was just one that was extremely enjoyable.
Douglas
You young whippersnapper Douglas!
It was a "happening" and I was glad I could be there!
