I like the soft colours and reflections in this. Feeling a little guilty that my first thought was ' aha - it's cloudy there too!' seeing as your latest shots have been so sunny and bright. We've just has a snow storm through here!
@dyanstevens Since you asked! .... the name written on the boat is N.D. de Consolation, which is short for Notre Dame de Consolation (Our Lady of Consolation), the name of a hermitage (a Catholic religious retreat) near Collioure, the adjacent port at which the boat was first owned. The hermitage is on a site which as originally a Roman temple to Neptune, therefore dedicated to mariners. Interstingly (for me, perhaps not for you), a British writer named Patrick O'Brian lived his later life in Collioure, and was author of the 'Master & Commander' books set in the Royal Navy of the Nelson period (perhaps you saw the film with Russell Crowe). One of those books was called "The Nutmeg of Consolation", the name of a fictional captured vessel, and I suppose derived from this boat.
Wonder what the story is on how the boat "Consolation" got it's name.