Mural on the dock at Penetanguishene on southern Georgian Bay
This mural advertises the cruise ship that docks on the far end of the dock. I've seen this mural before but a few weeks ago...
Returning to the dock
I actually got to see the actual cruise ship.
At first I thought I'd missed the Georgian Queen again, but as I walked along the quay to take photos of sailboats in the harbour. I looked up and happily realized the ship was motoring up to the dock.
Lining up for tickets
The passengers disembarked and - before I knew it - a new wave of passengers started to purchase tickets for the next departure. While I doubt that the number of people who wanted to take the next cruise reached the maximum possible (200), I was amazed at the constant stream of tourists forking over the money to take the 1-and -1/2-hour trip offered.
Looking for cash
This mother and two kids arrived rather late and I worried that she might not be able to find her credit card at the bottom of her bag. But hey! She did find a tennis ball. Eventually they did board the boat.
On its way out of the harbour
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Amazing what sometimes finds its way into women's purses. :-) Tennis anyone?
ReplyDeleteWonderful little snippets out of life. And no wonder that woman has a tennis ball in her bag, with two kids along side her! Where does the boat go to?
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Amazing shots I think I would take a tour on that ship, boats make me a little nervous but the views would be worth it. B
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteGreetings, RW & SK
These tours are a great way to see the country and the commentary explains the history of the area.
ReplyDeleteI'd sign up for a cruise on that boat.
ReplyDeleteLooks like great fun! I love those small excursion boats. You get to see the lake and surroundings from an entirely new perspective. I'm assuming you just took these wonderful pictures but not a ride on the Georgian Queen, so you'd better fork up the cash and try it. The world awaits your photos! :)
ReplyDeleteFun to see the mural and the real thing to compare. I'll bet the ride is enjoyable.
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Fun to see the mural and the real thing to compare. I'll bet the ride is enjoyable.
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that mural is great, it looks like it is a real boat. and i can tell it was a beautiful day because of the clarity of the photos
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. That would be a fun tour.
ReplyDeleteNice mural, how fun to compare with the actual. The looking for cash picture is priceless. :)
ReplyDeleteThe tennis ball is funny. That is why I carry a small purse! It is easy to find stuff and you can't carry any junk!
ReplyDeleteneat to see the mural come to life!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very jaunty looking ship!
ReplyDeleteLove the mural and then to see the real thing---wonderful. MB
ReplyDeleteI thoroughly enjoyed that little story and the lovely photos too!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, but the tennis ball made me lol.
ReplyDeleteHow nice to be able to take a brief cruise on a quaint ship that is NOT bigger than a Los Vegas hotel.
ReplyDeleteI love the views of the actual cruise ship along with the cool mural!
ReplyDeleteGood shots and narrative. There's never any telling what's in my purse.
ReplyDeleteCruises are fun!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun post and I love your captures for the day as well as your narrative! You have a great sense of humor!! Hope you have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeletei'd love to take that cruise.
ReplyDeleteI would like to take the cruise too. Great captures and narrative! LOL, I keep my credit handy! Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteI would like to take the cruise too. Great captures and narrative! LOL, I keep my credit handy! Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo shots ~ so inviting ~ carol, ^_^
ReplyDeleteHow neat to have the mural and the boat in one post -- I quit carrying a purse when I retired from work. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, Fun outing. I love those types of outings where everyone is smiling and thrilled. Thanks for the visit and I think I am managing to make several blogger jealous regarding my bomber. Oh well, that's ok, right? LOL
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots! That boat looks like a good spot to enjoy travelling on the water.
ReplyDeleteI like the flags in the last shot.
ReplyDeleteTennis ball episode was funny! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful outing and great shots.
ReplyDeleteI would hate to think someone might take a shot of me as I delve into my bag usually looking for keys. I'll have to be more discreet from now on.
ReplyDeleteI would certainly pay to do that cruise. It must be beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos and narrative!
ReplyDeleteThat boat looks very old and I'm sure there is a lot of history associated with it.
Water and vessels always attract me...beautiful capture and equally engaging content!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a fun cruise on a boat that is old school and kinda charming.
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Nice shots, i love the ambiance cruise, and port.
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