Here comes the seventeenth mystery location post of this year….
Last week’s location was identified by a number of eagle-eyed observers, as Portree on the Isle of Skye. A wonderful place to visit with some amazing restaurants!!
This week’s image made me think of one of my favorite Crosby, Stills and Nash songs: Southern Cross. I can see myself sailing away on this lovely schooner to follow the trade winds…
Where are we in this photo?
This one shouldn’t be too hard to sail away with!
I have no idea! Would love to hear more, Frank. 🙂 Blessings to you––I’ve been away in Bulgaria and am just catching up on my blog. All the best to you and your wife, and have a great Labor Day weekend.
~Debbie
Thank you, Debbie; it is a wonderful location with water and sky to match. Hope you had a good time in Bulgaria!
No clue but the picture is amazing.
Thank you most kindly!
Since you have refered to the Southern Cross I am assuming it would be possible to see it from this place at night. Tasmania?
That would have been ideal, but not the case. Definitely in the Northern Hemisphere, even though the scene is very tropical.
Ah! Well I have no clue but I hope there will be an answer from someone else.
There are some visible markings…
Oh gosh……I need a magnifier!
🙂
I see an American flag on the little boat. Since you want to sail away on the Margaret Todd schooner I might think you are on the Pacific coast.But before I saw the US flag i was going to say the rock outcropping looks like some of the Ontario Lakes and the pink granite. But not with those fishing boats. So I give up!
You’re on the right track. The Margaret Todd sails along the Maine coast from Bar Harbor.
These photos are highly inspiring and reflects serene outfit s.
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