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Bruges is A 64-year-old amateur photographer from Bruges, it experienced this morning the shock of his life when he when taking photos in the sea, suddenly was surprised by the rising water. Vincenzo Monti was no way more, and sat to make matters worse, stuck in a pit. A lifeboat was able to give him timely and on dry land. Notable: the man cared more for his photographs than to themselves, and kept everything above water. “Fortunately, everything is safely to land hit. Why I set up my camera and tripod is not solved to get myself to safety? It is me now, once worth a lot,” says the cheerful Vincenzo.
There he was, in his boxers. What scrapes, soggy shoes and the shock of his life: love the Vincenzo Monti about his perilous adventure. The 64-year-old photographer caught this morning in the direction of Blankenberge to take photos of the beach and the surrounding area. Vincenzo decided to walk, when it suddenly went wrong. “I felt the water already coming up, but suddenly, it was higher than expected and I couldn't move anymore,” testified the man. “I was in a put ended up, so I was stuck in the sand. You should know that last year I my pelvis broke, just get rid of the steps was not an option. Could I have far too little power.”
