Someone on the San Juan rendezvous asked about the boating conditions in the northwest during our trip. I think they will be better than what you see in these photos taken about mid-October. Maybe a smaller boat will handle the long swells better than something a bit larger like this ferry?
But if the going gets tough, maybe you can fall in behind a Washington State Ferry, and let them break some waves for you. Just watch out for debris in the water behind the ferry.
I understand these photos were taken by a private party at Mukilteo Lighthouse Park using a 320mm lens.
Here at the WSF San Juan Islands Vessel Watch you can see the locations of the ferries in the San Juans, or you can see the route in the photos above at the Whidbey Island Vessel Watch.
Free car wash not included with every paid ticket.:smt001
But if the going gets tough, maybe you can fall in behind a Washington State Ferry, and let them break some waves for you. Just watch out for debris in the water behind the ferry.
I understand these photos were taken by a private party at Mukilteo Lighthouse Park using a 320mm lens.
Here at the WSF San Juan Islands Vessel Watch you can see the locations of the ferries in the San Juans, or you can see the route in the photos above at the Whidbey Island Vessel Watch.
Free car wash not included with every paid ticket.:smt001