World in Pictures (888) Day VIII Entry ~ Bren Grubb

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Summer's Last Hurrah
by Bren Grubb (sunnyg123)

Camera:

Kodak Z650

Location:

Hannibal, Missouri

United States of America

Photographer Notes:

Everyone was rushing to get on before the boat pulled away with it's festive music playing. Samuel Clemens aka Mark Twain once road this riverway as a child. This is the Mark Twain Riverboat.

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C. L. Henson commented on August 12, 2008 04:13:

I like the way you fill the frame with this colorful shot. Good work.

Gary G commented on August 12, 2008 08:50:

Thanks C.L. It would also be nice if I had said rode instead of road. lol duh

Bren Grubb commented on August 12, 2008 09:05:

Also woulda been nice if I had answered that in my name instead of hubby's. lol It's just too early in the a.m.

Doug Havens commented on August 12, 2008 17:10:

This is a very pleasing picture that immediately brought a smile to my face. Excellent capture of the day!

Shapour Vaezi commented on August 12, 2008 23:31:

Looking at this photo ecourages us to take a trip on the sea!Really beautiful image!Thanks any way!

Kirsten Kjaer commented on August 13, 2008 08:20:

Very beautiful shot, Bren. Full of life!

susie peek-swint commented on August 13, 2008 13:34:

Great shot Bren ~ I've always wanted to take that riverboat but never did ~ it looks fun!

Richard Deadmond commented on August 13, 2008 17:05:

Great shot, & thank you for your nice comment on my pic.

Kelvin(Kelly) E. Hargrove commented on August 14, 2008 02:06:

Nice and sharp...they look like their having lots of fun, :)

Maureen Bisson commented on August 14, 2008 21:48:

Wonderful capture Bren! Mark Twain is one of my favorite folks. The sternwheeler (single stack) 'Delta King' was land-locked, and had been refitted to use as a bunkhouse for 400 construction workers at Kitimat, British Columbia, Canada in 1952-1954. (She's in Sacramento now as a fancy eating place.) As younsters we were never allowed to board her but I sure admired her from the sidelines. Your image brings back many many fond memories of being a pioneer child in North West B.C. Thanks for that, and thanks f

Maureen Bisson commented on August 14, 2008 21:50:

that, and thanks for commenting on my submission.

Sylvia Rossler commented on August 15, 2008 16:52:

Looks like a lots of fun :O)

Joy Rector commented on August 16, 2008 07:44:

love the detail, great shot

Kathy Pazaryna commented on August 18, 2008 13:30:

Great Picture look like a big crowd on board and a fun thing to do on a sunny summer afternoon.

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