July 30, 2017 – Sailed out via Cattle Pass and stopped to look at the many cormorants and gulls including dozens of gull chicks on Goose Island. One small lone…
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Short sail extended
July 26, 2017 – Another short sail extended on the account of a good time. We explored the coastline of some of our favorite islands including Spieden Island and Flattop…
Read moreEvening sail with orcas T37A’s in Boundary Pass
July 20, 2017 – Cut the lines and cast off on another adventure. Up San Juan Channel and into Presidents Channel to hug the stunning coastline of Orcas Island. We…
Read moreOrcas galore! T36’s, T37A1, T46’s, T99’s, T122 and T77’s
July 14, 2017 – Amazing day on the water. Many bald eagles, harbor seals and mountain ranges, a tufted puffin, loads of diving birds, and transient orcas T36’s, T37A1, T46’s,…
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July 13, 2017 – Short 3 hr sunset sail around Spieden Island was full of activity. So many eagles calling and soaring. Exotic mouflon rams, sika and fallow deer roaming…
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July 12, 2017 – For our second sail of the day we were spoiled with many birds including bald eagles young and old and a Peregrine falcon. Harbor seals nursed…
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July 7, 2017 – Sunset/Moonrise sail. A humpback whale known as Divot visits Friday Harbor. T49As took us to Mandarte Island cormorant rookery. But the most exciting thing of the…
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June 28, 2017 – Evening sail along the Lopez Shoreline South to McArthur Bank. Harbor Seals and harlequin ducks tucked inside the rapids of whale rocks. Eaglets now perch above…
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June 20, 2017 – A short evening sail around Shaw Island. Trees growing out of the cliff at Upright Head, Bald Eagles watching the sun go down.
Read moreA sail to Turn Pt and beyond to Java Rocks
June 16, 2017 – Strong Southerlies and we boogied North sailing double reefed. Harbor seals looking pregnant must be close to giving birth. Peregrine Falcon sleeping up high. Oyster catchers…
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