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| Spring Street Landing |
Our practice for catching the ferry back to Anacortes is to arrive early and walk the waterfront. Preseason in the islands, especially on a Thursday afternoon, found things pretty quiet. The clouds experienced earlier had moved on, so we got to stroll about in the sparkling sunshine.
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| The ferry terminal is the light green building to the left. |
The mirror-like reflections of the water convey a sense of the peace and quiet of the moment. You heard birds and the voices of strangers across the marina. Absent was the white noise normally associated with modern life.
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| The marina. |
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| Dale wearing his Tilley and Laura crushing her Pixar baseball cap. The cap was actually purchased at Pixar were our son Sean was working as an animator on the film Incredibles 2. |
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| Fairweather Park. |
From the ferry terminal, we headed northwest along the waterfront, past Spring Street Landing, through Fairweather Park, and eventually arriving at the pier that services the marina.
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| Pier leading to the marina. |
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| Ferry Landing. |
Reversing course we headed back to the ferry. Tied up a Spring Street Landing is the Spike Africa. The schooner is in the charter business
https://www.sanjuansailcharter.com/
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| The schooner Spike Africa |
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| The Anchorage. |
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