Pricess Hummingbird

We really know nothing about our subject, this seemingly abandoned boat but we thought the photos were so nice we just had to share them. You mean we’re not going to blab on endlessly? Just photos? How unlike you! Nowhere close to water and going by the name of Pricess Hummingbird (good spelling there guys), it’d be safe to say this was someone’s pet project never finished. Across the country, there’s a million garages with a million classic cars in various stages of completion and never to run again and here it’s a sailing craft with perhaps a similar story. And where did they plan to use it?

We spoke with an adjacent homeowner and came back knowing no more than when we started, so the five Ws will remain unsatisfied. They weren’t all that chatty anyway, but it really doesn’t matter. More impressive is that together with the back drop, that stunning sunset, it’s something photographically compelling. You get skies like this in Saskatchewan all the time, but here not so often and that it all fell into place seems like a blessing. There we were driving past at the right time, saw it out of the corner of our eye and on chatting with the guy tending the property out front, here’s the result. A few minutes later and it would have never happened. We’re lucky that way.

There’s a bit more photos here than the typical short story posting, but we’ll make an exception. Please enjoy this silly little post.

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Date of adventure: May, 2020.
Location: Southern Alberta.

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