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Last weekend we went to watch the rugby match between the SHARKS and Edinburgh Rugby at the Kings Park Stadium in Durban. We decided to go for a short walk after the game and just spend some time on the beach in Durban if it wasn't too busy.
Kick-off was at 3 pm. That means it was about 5 pm by the time we got out of the stadium. The beach is close to the stadium (about 2 KM). But first getting to the car and then facing the traffic to get out, we arrived at Battery Beach in Durban just before 6 pm.
With winter approaching, our sunset is currently at about 17h50 pm. So I used the last bit of daylight to see if I could still get a photo or two...LOL!
As we got out of the car, I spotted a cargo ship that just left the harbor.
Battery Beach is the most northern beach of the famous Golden Mile in Durban. In the next photo, I was standing just above the beach at Battery Beach, looking down toward the Golden Mile.
A little to my left, I found an empty frame. The ship that came out of the harbor was turning toward the east and I was just in time to still get a shot of it through the frame.
I heard the sound of another boat/ship and it sounded quite close. I walked down to the right, and I got this shot. I am no expert in boats, but as far as I know, it is a commercial fishing boat.
I just moved down a little further to be able to catch both vessels in the same photo, with the cargo ship now seriously heading for the open seas going east.
I walked back up in a northerly direction until I found a nice open space from where could get a nice, final shot of this boat cruising up along the shoreline.
On our way back to the car, I couldn't resist the temptation to just have a little more fun when I saw another empty frame...LOL!
And that's it for today, folks!
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