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Photo taken at Dock Street Marina on a warm, clear Summer night from our friend’s boat. Sparrow, our 32 NT, is behind Denise and me.We often stuff our boat full of our kids (3) and their friends. Here they are cooling off this summer leaping
from the pilot house roof of our 32.Lucky us – tied up to our friend’s dock in Horton Bay Mayne Island which just fits the good ship Adventure-Us
Waiting on the Moon…. Zincs are done, bottom is clean – let’s go boating! Our first time on the grid went off without a hitch. (April 26, 2021, Whittier, AK)
Spring sunshine in Prince William Sound! (May 1, 2021).
NT37-157 “First Tracks” with majestic, snow-laden Mt. Baker backdrop. Mt. Baker is an ever-present feature of boating in the San Juan Islands, changing with the seasons. That’s our hometown of Anacortes shown nestled below the mountain. A benefit of Anacortes as home port is you don’t have to cruise far to capture amazing views and feel you are a long way away – so close and yet so far. With COVID border restrictions and not being able to head North into Canada, we are gratified to have so much so nearby!
NT37-157 “First Tracks” at Snoring Bay, Sucia Island. We love to use our Nordic Tug as our base, and paddle by kayak and explore the many hiking trails that abound in the San Juan Islands. Normally our Golden Retriever, Moxie, accompanies us on the kayak, dinghy, or stand-up board. Here, you can see her looking longingly out the aft door while I kayak with my granddaughter Harley, with Grandma looking on as well. We love the spacious accommodations on the Nordic Tug that allow us to share new experiences with extended family.
Sunset at Sucia Island State Park, May 2021. Taken from our 32 NT, Sparrow.
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