this famous local mountain ...
here at 11k ft altitude and ~ 1/2 mile away.
here at 11k ft altitude and ~ 1/2 mile away.
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Took a cool pic?
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real live "Deadliest Catch" type boat in drydock. this one getting engine replacement (look closely to see how they do it).
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They replace via the shortest distance between 2 points.
Auriga is a trawler with home port Anacortes WA, built 1981. Cool looking boat.
and that would be right thru hull. starboard is done and patched. hole cut on port side and sonething ready to slide in.
few coats of paint later she'll be looking/running like new.
that be her ..
Seattle WA. yesterday heading Interstate 5 south about 7pm PDT.
Still about 70 miles away in these photos, Mt. Ranier (~14k ft elevation) dominates the landscape. this is one big rock
Still about 70 miles away in these photos, Mt. Ranier (~14k ft elevation) dominates the landscape. this is one big rock
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post #601 is Mt. Baker (named after George Vancouver's third lieutenant in his 1792 British expedition to the region).
Better photo of the summit (I took the first pic, a friend took the second one from a better seat in the plane) .. litterally a 1/2 mile from the summit.
This mountain is in the Cascades (remember Mt St. Helens is too) and at some point in the past its erupted since this area is on the Pacific "ring of fire". Scientists estimate this cone is less than 100,000 yrs old, so really young in geologic terms.
last pic is courtesy Brooklyn Museum from an 1890 oil painting --the cone is little more defined back then it seems.
Better photo of the summit (I took the first pic, a friend took the second one from a better seat in the plane) .. litterally a 1/2 mile from the summit.
This mountain is in the Cascades (remember Mt St. Helens is too) and at some point in the past its erupted since this area is on the Pacific "ring of fire". Scientists estimate this cone is less than 100,000 yrs old, so really young in geologic terms.
last pic is courtesy Brooklyn Museum from an 1890 oil painting --the cone is little more defined back then it seems.
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A "snagger". The W.T. Preston, "sternwheeler". Location is Anacortes Washington. Read all about it Cool old preserved piece of local history.
Cool old preserved piece of local history.
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Not sure if these old girls qualify for this thread, but didn’t know where else to put them. I was out cruising today In “Momma D”.. my 75 NYB, and passed a parking lot that had these two old girls that look like they’ve been there for quite some time. The 1960 wagon and a 1948 special deluxe. Thought I’d share.
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Oh man, a hardtop wagon!
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Oh man, a hardtop wagon!
A buddy has the DeSoto version he just offered me for 15, and in great original condition.
The devil keeps asking me to dance and I have to decline.
Real Easy ... where is this? I was last here 25 years ago this week. Yes that is a river at the end of the street.
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