How she'll greet me when she meets me when my ship gets in to port

[sovay]

It has not been a good week for sleep in the sense that I have managed about three to four hours out of every twenty-four and generally not when it's night out, but it has been an excellent week for ocean. After contemplating the question and decisively answering that she would rather be a dragon than a cat, my niece who was part of this afternoon's excursion with out-of-town family to Castle Island showed her fire by the sea.

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[chanter1944]

Cranes as in sandhill, or cranes as in lift the physical above the horizon and hold for a while? *curious*

[sovay]

Cranes as in sandhill, or cranes as in lift the physical above the horizon and hold for a while?

I am afraid that I rewrote this post so that the text that prompted your question is no longer present, but cranes in the sense of industrial machinery! Conley Terminal is the container facility of the Port of Boston and I love watching it at work. I tried this evening to take several photographs of the slate-sliding frames of the gantry cranes themselves and unfortunately the best was an abstract of the curved spikes of the wall between us.

[pameladean]

Wait, wait, who is this remarkably grown person?

I'm glad you have had a good time for ocean.

P.

[sovay]

Wait, wait, who is this remarkably grown person?

A treasure.

I'm glad you have had a good time for ocean.

Thank you!

[pameladean]

Indeed. Though once I'd left the keyboard, I reflected that you'd already given me one answer: a dragon.

P.