Wednesday is Cruising Photo Day - 2020!
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No. A Push-Me/Pull-U is not bisexual. The photo obviously shows one end with horns and the other without, indicating an indeterminate situation as to the heterogeneity of the subject. This may be a Scandinavian variant known as a Knufftrycker.
One of the many killer views during a recent bike ride in the Estero de Limantour State Marine Reserve. I need to go back there with a stand up paddle board for additional exploration.
There is nothing like a quiet anchorage, especially if it has it’s own hot spring.
Well they say Karma can strike again and again and againnnn.
In 2019 @LeslieTroyer, @Ward H and I met up on the 8th of February 2019 in Vancouver BC. We had a great time seeing the city, visiting the Vancouver Boat show and then setting sail out across the Georgia Strait to visit the Sunshine Coast of Vancouver Island.
All started with a nice sunrise send off from Fishermans Wharf in False Creek.
As we left English Bay there was an ominous look in the sky.
The winds of February stirred the Strait giving us a glorious ride
before the snow storm descended.
With the passing of time and the Covid storm of 2020 in our rearview mirror, I thought all of this was in my past.
When I got a call from my friend Les, for us to join he and his wife for a weekend in the San Juan Islands at the Family Homestead, I thought why not.
Who knew that Mother Nature was about to share KARMA again >>>>
A picture out the window of Lopez Island last night.
The 9th February 2021...
And then this morning the anniversary of our Sunshine Islands cruise. The morning of 10th February 2021, Southern Shore of Lopez Island....
In 2019 @LeslieTroyer, @Ward H and I met up on the 8th of February 2019 in Vancouver BC. We had a great time seeing the city, visiting the Vancouver Boat show and then setting sail out across the Georgia Strait to visit the Sunshine Coast of Vancouver Island.
All started with a nice sunrise send off from Fishermans Wharf in False Creek.
As we left English Bay there was an ominous look in the sky.
The winds of February stirred the Strait giving us a glorious ride
before the snow storm descended.
With the passing of time and the Covid storm of 2020 in our rearview mirror, I thought all of this was in my past.
When I got a call from my friend Les, for us to join he and his wife for a weekend in the San Juan Islands at the Family Homestead, I thought why not.
Who knew that Mother Nature was about to share KARMA again >>>>
A picture out the window of Lopez Island last night.
The 9th February 2021...
And then this morning the anniversary of our Sunshine Islands cruise. The morning of 10th February 2021, Southern Shore of Lopez Island....
You know JS, that kind of karma only hits around this time of year and only in certain places on the globe.
When you spend time in a place like Puerto Rico, you get better karma.
-Will (Dragonfly)
When you spend time in a place like Puerto Rico, you get better karma.
-Will (Dragonfly)
A different type of cruising on what used to be an inland sea. Sure it's not Wednesday, but the photo was taken on Wednesday.
My very happy rescue mutt has adjusted to beach life.
Now that is what I posted about... Pacific NW WOW factor.
These pictures are from several days ago in Topock canyon on the Colorado river between the I40 crossing and Lake Havasu. You have a very high chance of grounding when on the Colorado river so shallow draft and a kick up rudder are necessary. We did this on a windy day making for a really awesome over 15 mile down wind river sail. A little interesting sailing down wind in the river channel at hull speed and then losing rudder because it grounded and popped up LOL..
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My 16 year old, Aussie Cattle Dog Rosie had a minor stroke early this week and is now having trouble walking. Last night I took her down to the beach so she could enjoy some fresh air while my daughter and wife paddled their SUPs. Here's the view from our spot on the beach when the sun dropped into the gap in the clouds.
Hope she recovers enough to go on, Phil.
Just another pandemic Sunday:
Just another pandemic Sunday:
How did you look from the International Space Station yesterday?
Despite the tectonic change that has swept through the country in the last year, we look the same.
I'm at the star.
Despite the tectonic change that has swept through the country in the last year, we look the same.
I'm at the star.