Dolphins

Labelle, FL
26 46.13 N 081 26.30 W

Pity the people learning English as a second language. Consider this sentence. We tied up to a dolphin to enjoy watching a dolphin frolic while enjoying our dolphin sandwich. That is not only grammatically correct, it is a believable context.

dolphin: n 1. A collection of piles bundled together. 2. A marine mammal, sometimes called porpoise 3. A fish, recently called mahi mahi.

Here you can see Tarwathie tied up to a dolphin. In the background is the infamous 49 foot lift bridge that causes sailboats so much anxiety. No dolphins or dolphins are visible.