Tide Leaves Boats High & Dry in Harbourville Boats

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It's hard to leave this harbour at low tide.

These boats are tied to the wharf but they are not going anywhere until the tide comes in.

Harbourville's beach is used as a dry dock for fishing boats.

The tide has left June Rose high and dry.
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Harbourville's breakwater is in the foreground and the cliffs in the background.
All photos by David Callan

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