So typhoon number 10 has come and gone.
It was a pretty weird one, quite big, quite slow, but quite uneventful here in Takamatsu (and I underline here in Takamatsu, it may have caused damage elsewhere that I’m not aware of yet).
I’m just returning from the coast where I took a few pictures (with my phone, so they’re not too great, as the rain was threatening to fall again – it did as soon as I got home – I didn’t want to take risks with my camera).
As you can see the lights and the clouds were pretty interesting and unusual.
Also, if you look closely, or click on the picture to see it full-size, you’ll see all the big ferries (to Naoshima – right behind them in the background, Uno and more) still moored in the middle of the sea, where they spend every typhoon; keeping them in the port is too dangerous for both the ferries and their piers.
Also, see the divide in the water? That’s all the water coming from the river nearby.
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Interesting photos.
Thanks. I wish I had my “real” camera with me, a lot of the detail from the nuances of the sky don’t appear here unfortunately (but I was too scared to get it wet).