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16 November 2014

Grand Harbor

editors at sea
make for the open water!
hells yeah, i'm on a boat
opposite-side-of-the-harbor parking is in effect today
relaxed woman in a hat
yellow boat
if you don't come to church in your yacht, don't bother coming to church at all
i think we're gonna need a bigger harbor
yeah, it's definitely feeling tight
the yacht-to-church ratio in malta is one of the most impressive in the world
farewell, captain
"maybe we should have brought a bigger boat." "no, no, i'm sure this will be fine."
"and now, we wait."
"damn straight, i got a sweet-ass boat."

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Categories: Travel, Work

Tagged as: malta, photography, travel, valletta, water

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