Ed Monk desing circa 1930-40, seen in Mystery Bay, Marrowstone Island.

I believe this is an outboard powered vessel, OB in the stern well. Nice lines, no wake and very clean. Wooden boat, Port Townsend, WA. *

Over night at Port Townsend with the Julie Anne crew. Dark night on the water.

There is a C-Dory down there, a ways. This dock is always full of dingys. *

"SleepyC" and Friends at Mystery Bay SP 2009. Julie Anne, JC Lately, and a nice old wooden C-Dory wanna-beon a quiet warm morning.
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SleepyC and Olympic Mtns from Mystery Bay SP May 2009 Cal

#11 SleepyC in Good Company, a veritable working wooden boat musieum May 2009

SunSet Mystery Bay with full flash fill. After 2nd VHF,GPS mod and before hailer/horn addition.

Wooden beauties in the bay. This bay is full of classics.

There is a sailboat and a C-Dory hiding in the shadow.

Early morning fog rising, now I see the boats in Mystery Bay. Looking North toward the entry channel.

"Supper is on" says the window. Sharing good times with friends.

Great Blue Heron, nearly fearless, 10 feet from me at Mystery Bay SP dock.

Walk to the dock float at Mystery Bay State Park. *

This 19 Bartender was built by George Calkins, original designer of the Bartender in the late 50's. Found this (white and green) one with the bow nearly submerged, bowdown, and stern in the air, water up to the seat part of the console, tied to a sunken mooring ball one morning in Mystery Bay. (See the 360 tour view below.)

Bow Down #1. This is how to tie your boat if you want to work on the prop, clean the bottom or do half the bottom paint. Could be a little tilty in spots.

Bow Down #2. Plenty of room to sit in the inflatable and clean or change the prop.

Yooouza, the tide is only coming up 2 more feet. What gives? Hopefully not the bow cleat.

You can see the sunken float that she is tied to. Sure hope the owner sees this before too long.

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