Over New Year weekend the ASD spent the weekend at Walker Island. The weather was cold, but very quiet. During the day there was a steady stream of seals working their way up river. The past few weeks we have seen lots of seals in the river, so they must be chasing smelt or winter steelhead. Had a quite New Year but I did blow the boat horn at 0001! 1 year till retirement and lots to do and learn on the boat. We are getting ready for the boat show where the top 3 items is a new frig, AIS and cell phone booster. Kay and I took some sunrise and sunset pics too. Enjoy the pics…….
Our pet gull-Egbert at sunset
Sunsets
The sun is setting in the SW, but we are gaining daylight a few minutes a day
One of the many birds we have at Fisher Slough. A Grebe
Hillside at Walker Dock
Early spring bushes turning red already
Looking up river from Walker Island
My bird watcher
All by ourselves
Some of these pilings are over 100 years old
CRYC owns the Walker Island dock
Looking down river
BPA 500KV transmission lines
Try covered in moss
We like it here as the water is normally smooth like this.
The big fish of the weekend....Salad
No wake guys
Sunrise at our dock
Love the clear cool morning and great sunrises
More sunsets
Egbert
Love the wind clouds
Enjoying the evening
Great sunrise on New Year Day
Fog on the water
Seal next to the boat
Group of seals heading up river from our dock
Never saw so many in one place
When you are in the late lazy part of the day and are setting near your fire pit dreaming of things to come, toss several cedar chips in the fire...the Gods of vision will compliment you for your enjoyment.
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