Old Harbour Barry thing in water.
Not sure why, but these things are called 'cardinals', and when triangles point down, south cardinals, meaning that there is a hazard to the north of it so sail to the south of it.
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Ronnie, that's not useless info! It's interesting
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No.1 for me I would have plumped for No.2 as the subtle, soft colours work so well - but the yellow is just a touch too bright for the subject (IMO) - still a lovely image though
Agreed, nice set all around, though.
Not sure why, but these things are called 'cardinals', and when triangles point down, south cardinals, meaning that there is a hazard to the north of it so sail to the south of it.
From your information, I would assume the name comes from 'cardinal points'?
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