Photos by Tag: Guemes Island
Classic beauty off Fidalgo shoreline
The Adventuress, sailing west between Fidalgo and Guemes Islands. August 2015.
Guemes terminal
A seagull’s perspective above the Guemes Island Ferry Terminal, Fidalgo Island.
Up the channel
These fair weather sailors enjoyed a San Juans outing last weekend, moving up the Guemes Channel in the midst of the Anacortes Work Boat Races.
Wind and motor
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.
New terminal
Dog and owner take an afternoon stroll past the Guemes ferry terminal, which boasts a new building. The public is invited to an open house from 3:30-5:00 p.m. Friday, January 28.
Rare beauty
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?
Island to island
Shortly after noon the weekend line began to grow at the Guemes Ferry terminal on 6th Street. Construction continues on a new, two-story terminal just to the south of the existing terminal.
Guemes to Fidalgo
A Jonathan Livingston Seagull view of the Guemes ferry motoring toward the Anacortes terminal.
Harbor and channel
Fidalgo Bay and Cap Sante Boat Haven appear in the foreground of this photo, the Guemes Channel and its namesake island on the horizon. Also visible are part of Cap Sante and downtown Anacortes. See AnacortesToday blog for more aerial photos.
Ferry crossing
The Guemes ferry approaches the Anacortes landing on a foggy weekday morning.
Guemes logo
This would be the perfect logo for Guemes Island. Ferry on, hang out.
Stimulated terminal
A $75,000 project funded by the federal government is underway at the Guemes Ferry terminal in Anacortes. The ferry, owned and operated by Skagit County, offers the only form of public access to Guemes Island. Traffic averages 200,000 vehicles a year and 400,000 people a year. This includes some heavy truck traffic making deliveries to […]
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