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<font color="blue"><font size="4"><font face="Comic Sans MS">Took 5 kids ages 12 thru 53 on a three day trip to see Sucia Island. Still working on pictures. They saw Minke whales off Walden Island...Disney point....nephew has now finished editing the pictures. See end of this post.
Map 1
Captain with standard San Juan sailing gear
Mount Baker can be seen from all San Jaun islands.... sorta land mark
Taking a shortcut thru Pole Pass
Aerial photo of Pole Pass it's 150 feet wide and we went thru the pass at 2 knot current againt us.
Roche Harbor my nephew's picture.
Orange dot is where we stayed in Roche Harbor
Map 2
Areial photo of Sucia and orange dot where we moored.
My boat...... on the tie-ups
Some more tie ups
15 bucks a nite what a steal....either take your dinghy or you can swim to shore and pay your fee.
Kids went to shore to explore and left dinghy on beach
The last update of pictures......use the slideshow mode.
Nice pix! I would call Mount Baker a "sorta landmark," too. In my sailing venue there is a spot called Mountain Point, elevation 20 ft., consisting mainly of a long sand bar off the end of Gibson Island.
Was the water temperature high enough to swim for normal people, or did you need Viking fearlessness to take the plunge?
<font color="blue"><font size="4"><font face="Comic Sans MS">JohnP Some kids and adults were swimming near shore. I'm going back next month....I'll activate the temperature feature on the depth gage and check it out.
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We plan to leave Anacortes next Tuesday and head for Sucia where we will spend a night or two before heading to the Canadian Gulf Islands for a two week cruise vacation. Keeping our fingers crossed for good weather.
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