Lisaks oli sadamas vana laev, kuhu sai sisse ronima minna. Kailt (kus on ainus ligipääs) keelavaid silte näha polnud, kuid teisel pool laeva olid siiski hoiatused, et laevas ronida ei tohi. Soovitan elamuse mõttes. Turvalisus mõttes ei soovita.
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The legendary harbor of Hara for demagnetizing submarines. It has been approximately 3 years since my first and - until Saturday - last visit to Hara. You can see photos from that time here. Back then I regrettably posted photos only 1000px wide, so on some monitors they can look blurry although the original quality was good. I'm a bit miffed about the lighting this time, I just don't like mid-day Sun - way too harsh shadows and bright light (as I'm sure I've mentioned here before), but I figured these shots might still be interesting to look at. Even just for comparison's sake...because the place sure has transformed in three years. For instance there is now an entry fee of 5 euros per face, the harbor was actually looking much better, many huge concrete blocks were gone (well, obviously I liked them, abandoned aesthetic ftw) and they're developing a small camping area as well. In addition to that, some dangerous holes in the harbor structure were covered or marked, trees that were starting to grow on the pier had been cut, new graffiti had appeared and the old had faded.
There's also an old ship next to the dock and the doors were open. It turned out the warning signs were on the other side of the ship, so you wouldn't really know that entry to the ship was not prohibited.
