Three dinghies

Three boats? This abstract image confuses many people, until they 'get it'.
The hard-standing behind the Harbour- master's Office at Felixstowe Ferry is a jumble of boats, mostly dinghies used as tenders for moored yachts. Space is so short that they're packed in like sardines, and sometimes they... Well, you work it out for yourself.*

After heavy rain, some dinghies here are filled to the brim with the stuff - but at least it tests their seaworthiness: those that aren't full of rain have holes in them. Nobody seems to bother too much with stuff like hard work here, and most visitors are making a beeline for the Ferry Boat Inn or the All Day Breakfast café anyway, the kids to hook for crabs off the pontoon. Even the little ferry only runs when someone from Bawdsey, across the harbour entrance at the mouth of the River Deben, waves a small paddle from the other side. And isn't always noticed by the skipper. But there's been a ferry on this spot for over a thousand years, so as a method it clearly works.

* the piggy in the middle is upside down...

A smart wood frame matches the wood on the boats, though not necessarily the colour.

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