And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Da boat is at a bouy dude, Lol, however boat is facing out to sea into the breeze and land heats faster than water so air rises over land and is replaced by air coming from over cooler water. (Sea breeze) The answer to this excellent question for me.. morning
You presume the camera is looking south. What if it's looking north?
But the general lighting and condition of the sky implies sunset to me. There is an ineffable difference between the two, probably due to air particulates and fog.
Rising. There's lichen growing on the eastern surfaces of the roofs but none on the surfaces facing us, which indicates that those surfaces are hostile (due to sunlight) to lichen. If the surfaces facing us were lichen-covered, then we'd conclude that the sun was setting or that all surfaces were covered with lichen.
Rising -- just feels like it's rising...plus the boat is heading out to sea.
ReplyDeleteDa boat is at a bouy dude, Lol, however boat is facing out to sea into the breeze and land heats faster than water so air rises over land and is replaced by air coming from over cooler water. (Sea breeze)
DeleteThe answer to this excellent question for me.. morning
far bank indicates tide out. morning.
ReplyDeleteTides go out in the evening as well, that is the westerly coast of Monhegan Island, Maine looking back toward New Harbor, so it's sunset.
ReplyDeleteAnd that boat is anchored to the mooring ball
ReplyDeleteMoored.
DeleteAnchored is with anchor.
Moored is with mooring.
Yes it is
ReplyDeleteYes.
DeleteBecause the earth is round.
The boat has a swordfishing rig so it's the Atlantic Ocean which is East of land, so it is sunset.
ReplyDeleteYou presume the camera is looking south. What if it's looking north?
DeleteBut the general lighting and condition of the sky implies sunset to me. There is an ineffable difference between the two, probably due to air particulates and fog.
Beer clock says sunset.
ReplyDeleteRising. There's lichen growing on the eastern surfaces of the roofs but none on the surfaces facing us, which indicates that those surfaces are hostile (due to sunlight) to lichen. If the surfaces facing us were lichen-covered, then we'd conclude that the sun was setting or that all surfaces were covered with lichen.
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