A sailboat and crew at Rosario park dock, as viewed from the path leading to Rosario Head.
This was a fun shot. Could be a setup for a joke: “A sailboat skipper, a kayaker and a family of three on a paddleboard meet on the bay …” Bowman Bay, midday Monday.
What a glorious morning in Anacortes! This brilliant boat owner opted to leave the island city early for a day on the Northwest waters.
A teen transports his sailboat at Seafarers’ Memorial Park in downtown Anacortes.
A sailboat leaves Cap Sante Marina, motoring across Fidalgo Bay to a Spring 2016 adventure.
A sailboat moves east on the Guemes Channel as a group of “posted” cormorants watches on. From “N” Avenue Park in downtown Anacortes.
Sail up, sail down for these boaters moving in opposite directions Tuesday afternoon on the Guemes Channel. The 4th is behind us, sunny days ahead, so recreational activity is bound to spike in coming weeks.
Vicky Johnsen of Anacortes spent much of sunny Wednesday applying her loving touch to “Magic,” the sailboat she and husband Craig had custom built years ago in Sidney, B.C. This scene was photographed at Cap Sante Boat Haven.
I spotted this large sailboat (schooner?) from the living room window Saturday afternoon. By the time I arrived downtown with camera, her crew was moving rapidly toward the islands. Anyone know any particulars?
Friday’s sun on the water drew this sailor out. It’s hard to say how far the boat traveled, as I encountered it sailing past the old Wyman’s Marina on a return trip to the marina. There’s no doubt, however, that “sea lanes” will soon be filled with heavier traffic as recreational boaters enjoy our incredible […]
My son and I spotted this sailboat heading down the Swinomish Channel, so we pulled into the county launch area under Berentson Bridge to shoot this image of the sailboat and a commercial boat tied up on the Fidalgo side of the channel.
There wasn’t enough wind to sail into town, so this sailboat motored down the Guemes Channel Tuesday afternoon. This photograph was taken near the intersection of 5th Street and “K” Avenue.