Thursday, November 15, 2012

Cojimar Fort


A very old fort
Witnessed many fisherman
Looking out to sea

In Cojimar where Hemingway used to fish, play dominoes, and drink there is a small 14th century fort.
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14 comments:

  1. Andy4:08 AM

    This one place I would love to explore. With my camera of course.

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  2. brattcat5:45 AM

    marvelous shot.

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  3. Lowell6:19 AM

    That's a nice take on the old fort. I've seen a lot of photos of it, but not this one! Good job.

    I can tell you were a language teacher - "languid" is a word you don't hear very often! :-)

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  4. Kathy6:48 AM

    My favorite photo thus far of the entire series!

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  5. Sharon7:32 AM

    I love this photo!

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  6. Sharon Creech7:44 AM

    Great photo - and your words remind me of the poetic brattcat. xx

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  7. Judy9:58 AM

    I agree, this is a great photo and a perfect spot to have your picture taken.

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  8. Janey and Co.11:49 AM

    small and sturdy! Great looking fort.

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  9. Red Nomad OZ4:24 PM

    14th Century, huh? There's not too many permanent structures that old downunder!!! Or anywhere much with a Hemingway connection!! Isn't the www wonderful!!!

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  10. parker6:51 PM

    Such a nice view of the Fort. I believe I saw a Marlin jump in the background. Glad to see
    that Papa Hemingway left a few!

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  11. Jack8:47 PM

    And one retired teacher looking back to the shore.

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  12. Randy10:29 PM

    I think that was in a James Bond movie.

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  13. AVCr8teur8:08 PM

    This is such a picturesque location! During sunset, it can be a romantic walking spot.

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  14. EG CameraGirl6:52 AM

    This is something I would dearly love to see for myself!

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