yarn: (1) a continuous strand of twisted fibers used in weaving or knitting, (2) a narrative of adventures.
We picked up the Truck Camper in Anacortes yesterday.
7:15 am
We caught a Lyft from Des Moines Marina to Sea-Tac Airport.
7:36 am
The Rutan Model 76 Voyager (replica) at Sea-Tac Airport.
8:30 am
Then we caught the Bellair Airporter from Sea-Tac to Anacortes. Easy ride.
I spent the time catching up on podcasts and knitting, it was lovely.
10:50 am
We arrived in Anacortes on time. I headed to the Farmer's Market and The Man headed to West Marine and a couple of other stores.
11:43 am
Stocked up on more popcorn, pancit, and lumpia from the Farmer's Market.
3:34 pm
Heading south through Seattle traffic.
4:29 pm
Home Sweet Home
Yesterday we arrived at Des Moines Marina. This will be Pacific Star's home port.
It was a good journey south.
Poulsbo, "Little Norway", is so pretty.
6:36 am
8:15 am
The Man said it looked like a scene made into a Jigsaw Puzzle.
7:25 am
Leaving La Conner and heading south. We passed the "Seafood and Prime Rib Restaurant" from last night.
The Man said, "This is boating ... hours of boredom". Hah! This is what I signed up for. It's been so busy I haven't had much crafting time. We're traveling at 8 knots (= 9.2 miles/hour). It will take us about 7 hours to get to Poulsbo. Time for sock knitting.
11:27 am Short Shortie Socks
11:39 am
2:53 pm Port of Poulsbo
Nikki, from the Harbor office, gave me two tiny Pirate Ducks (Captain and mate), when I told her I loved them, she let me pick a third. So fun.
3:07 pm Longship Marine, Marine Consignment Store
Checking out the fibers - Cotton and Oakum (possibly hemp) - used for caulking and sealing boats.
3:48 pm Waiting for the The Man
4:51 pm But, wait, there's more. We're back for a second purchase (looking at you Caramel Pecan Buns).
5:28 pm Wood-fired Pizza
6:32 pm
7:39 pm
We left Cap Sante Marina, Anacortes today.
We were supposed to have headed south a week ago but extended our departure date while the Boat Yard repaired our Dinghy hardware. It had gotten damaged during the Haul Out. Frankly, it was nice to have the extra time to get organized and Chris did a great job repairing the Seawise Davit system (with new parts).
The Boat Yard wanted to take Star out of the water and load the Dinghy onto her with a Fork Lift. Okay....
12:32 pm
12:47 pm
1:46 pm
3:23 pm La Conner Marina
The Man (crochet) chaining his dock lines. So fancy.
Dinner in La Conner. Yay, leftovers for the rest of the journey.
6:05 pm Looking out through Star's tinted windows: Rain is in the forecast.