As we cruise, we see a fascinating spectrum of different ships.
We'll share some of them as we go.
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Empty Log Ship in Barkley Sound. |
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Container Ship in the Commercial Shipping Lanes off Victoria, B.C. |
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Mobil Home or Boat House...hmmmm! |
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The barge named 'Lucky Logger' and its tug. |
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140 foot 'St. Jean' sloop from the Caribbean. There went the neighborhood! (in Friday Harbor) |
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Sea Gull Shipping Lines ably handled by 'Flotsum and Floatum', Cattle Point, San Juan Island. |
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A Tanker passing in Rosario Strait |
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The everpresent Washington Ferry! Just look behind you. |
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A passing schooner on the Straits of Juan de Fuca |
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'Sealth' was a stealth Washington Ferry entering Friday Harbor. |
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Wherever there is a tug, there is a tow, and a submerged tow line. |
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