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Rival, 1888-03-30
Nathaniel L. Stebbins photographic collection
Historic New England
Reference Code PC047.02.0600.01700
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Kit
John S. Johnston, 29 June 1897
Detroit Publishing Company photograph collection
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division
LC-D4-62386
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Molly Bawn
John S. Johnston, 27 July 1895
Detroit Publishing Company photograph collection
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division
LC-D4-62435
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The people at the fancy marina did not find my Marvin the Martian voice hilarious when I asked “But where are the booms?” Honestly, what must it be like to be that boring.
If anyone is looking for me, I am out here for the foreseeable.
The last week was an absolute treat. Last Friday, Saturday, and Sunday were spent anchored off Jericho Beach and at the Vancouver Folk Music Festival, dancing our hearts out with great friends and music. Between Monday and yesterday we sailed to Tribune Bay on Hornby Island and back, sailing up-wind the whole time. Top speed: 7.5 knots. Couldn’t be more thankful for such a great week with great friends out on the Salish Sea. #explorebc #pnw #ilovebc #westcoast #sailing #salishsea #sailboat #summerfun #sailingupwind #funinthesun #beautifulbc #lovethiscoast #goplayoutside
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It’s absolutely awesome to have a boss who empowers you, and trusts you- even when it comes to running his 46′ catamaran sailboat through a shallow, narrow passage. This February (and April), I was again lucky enough to work with Pacific Wild- this time for 3 weeks, and then 2. Working with this organization and being lucky enough to see what I have reminds me just how beautiful our coast here in BC is, and what is at stake if we don’t treat it properly.
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