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Decaying vessels are seen as John Pagani, owner of Kayak East, paddles by during the “Graveyard of Ships” kayak tour on the Arthur Kill, New York, July 7, 2015. Bright colored kayaks bobbed around the rotted hull of a World War II submarine chaser that was rusted into a ghostly shell and lapped by water as salty as tears. The kayaks paddled by tourists then glided a few feet away to a decayed, partly submerged ferry, part of the “Graveyard of Ships” tour, which winds through a marine salvage yard in New York City that is the final resting place for dozens of working boats and military vessels. (Photo by Shannon Stapleton/Reuters)
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