Back in Aasiaat which is located on an island in the outermost southern part of Disko Bay in a very beautiful archipelago area and it is often referred to as “the land of a thousand islands”. I only counted 984, but may have missed a couple.
I spotted this old fishing boat next to the rusty drums and liked the colours, I don’t know weather the boat is still used but did notice it’s still tied to a mooring, maybe thats just incase there is a very high tide.
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Thanks Mads, yes you can use my pictures, I linked your magazine in my post “Rolling Fog” hope it worked.
Dear Rigmover, I checked the posting in the Greenlandtoday FB page. It’s fantastic that they’ve used your photo but your original caption was waaaayyyy funnier
Thanks FFB
Agree
Thanks Mads
Wonderfully composed and processed Mark. Excellent shot.
Thanks Edith
Another great shot!