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Messing about with the Procapture on the Olympus om1 mkii..plenty of Bees in the garden to practice on:)
Upon their final sailing, some lakers sit quiet in long term layup awaiting a final word that never quite seems to show up. Others vanish into the air, the scrappers ripping into the hull quickly enough to reduce a vessel into scrap metal and memories within months. And then there’s the third group, the lakers that get that final word on it’s fate but suffer a prolonged end as the scrappers slowly pick over the shredded corpse that ends up getting left behind. It’s in that third group that the retired maritimer Mississagi got claimed, as the yard that bought her slowly dismantles the classic laker over the slow winter season. It’s sad to see these old boats go like this, but in a way it’s at least better than the old Sewell Avery just a short distance away that was chopped down and used for a dock face, only poking out of the water just enough to barely reveal her name and outline.
Fun image my friend took of me as we were close to submitting Stac Pollaidh over looking Assynt.
