Photos by Tag: san juan
Shoreline path
This fenced pathway is just part of new shoreline improvements being made in conjunction with the San Juan Passage residential development overlooking the state ferry terminal at Ship Harbor.
Ship Harbor
This aerial of the Ship Harbor area on the west side of Anacortes shows shoreline residential developments including Skyline, Portalis and San Juan Passage, among others. Work is underway to create a waterside trail from the state ferry terminal, with a long-term goal of linking to the Tommy Thompson Trail.
Ferry arrives in Anacortes
A Washington State Ferry entering the terminal at Ship’s Harbor, as viewed from the San Juan Passage subdivision.
Shoreline amphitheater
Work continues at a San Juan Passage “park” overlooking the state ferry terminal at Ship Harbor. Stonemason Mike Harris (center) has transformed a bluff area in the residential neighborhood with stone stairways, paths and walls configured in an “amphitheater” style. This is going to be a gem among public access facilities on the Anacortes shoreline.
One of a few
Housing starts in Anacortes are few and far between these days (most of 2009, for that matter). I took this construction photo last week in the San Juan Passage subdivision, located above the state ferry terminal on the west end of the city.
Stone beautiful
Developers of San Juan Passage subdivision above the state ferry terminal at Ship’s Harbor made a great decision when they hired Mike Harris to create stairs, paths and walls. I was curious about a new stretch of public trail I had heard about, so I visited San Juan Passage Saturday only to discover Harris hard […]
Blue skies airline
It was blue skies ahead, at least for the afternoon, as this San Juan Airlines pilot departed from Anacortes Airport Wednesday afternoon.
Fly away
A regularly scheduled San Juan Airlines flight departs from Anacortes Airport. The airport is owned and operated by the Port of Anacortes. A plaque at the site notes that the current facility was dedicated on June 7, 1970. Port Commissioners were E.A. Andrews, Eugene “Bud” Strom and Douglas P. Burton. Port District Manager was Robert […]
San Juan Challenge
Kayakers take deep strokes at the start of the San Juan Challenge, a kayak race that actually features two one-day races and one two-day race. The event started at 10 a.m. Saturday in the harbor at Seafarers Memorial Park in Anacortes. See “Kayak race” in Activities section for more photos.
Marine colors merge
On a visit to Seattle this weekend we met friend Teague Parker, who graciously agreed to allow me to share some of his recent photography with AnacortesToday.com visitors. This photograph of the bow of a moored boat was my favorite among a number of beauties taken by Teague on a visit to the San Juan […]