Crow's nest by Antonis Deligiannis, on Flickr

Thats a cool boat

Great shot!

Thanks a lot my fellow flyers! :-)

Oh yes!   What a view that is.

Great Shot    

Amazing top down shot Tony.    Love seeing the crow's nest on those old ships.  

In case anybody is interested in the history of the crow's nest here it is.

When navigating the seas, Vikings used crows as navigational equipment. Crows are land lovers, and when the weather made visibility difficult, they released crows to see which direction it would fly. Since they almost always flew toward land ,they followed the crow's path. Some Norsemen carried the birds in a cage tied to the top of the mast. Later, as ships changed and grew larger, they placed a sailor in a bucket high atop the main mast to look for land, pirates, and other dangers. The name "crow's nest" was given to this bucket.

DowntownRDB Posted at 11-14 04:24
Amazing top down shot Tony.    Love seeing the crow's nest on those old ships.  

In case anybody is interested in the history of the crow's nest here it is.

Wow, I knew about the Vikings and the crows but didn't knew that! Thanks a lot for the info!

tonydeli7 Posted at 11-15 05:19
Wow, I knew about the Vikings and the crows but didn't knew that! Thanks a lot for the info!

You're very welcome Tony.    Hope you are having a great week.

Hello there tonydeli7. Good day and thank you for posting this beautiful overhead photo you have shot. Great work and keep flying. .