Ok, don't get me started (I know, I know, it's too late...) - look at some pics. So the 'little' boat in the water on the left (with the slings just coming off) is actually about a 40' yacht.

Now watch the next one being lowered into the water -- it's probably a 50' yacht.




Even the whale-watching boat has come in to check it out.
Now look again at that last picture ... directly above the first boat that was lowered into the water. That's a privately-owned catamaran sitting up there, probably about 80 - 90 feet long. We have commercial 'foot-passenger' Seattle-bound ferries here in the harbour that are only a few feet longer!
I went by again later in the day, and caught this cruise ship leaving the harbour in about a 30-knot wind ...

Lots of errands to run this morning so I can 'reward' myself with Knit'n'Cafe this afternoon!
2 comments:
I saw the boat - SOPHIE - gotta love that name for a boat, even had a last name which I could not make out - yesterday and wondered what on earth it was; was going to ask you about it at Knit'n'Cafe today and knew you would know. Now - I know! Thanks.
That is just crazy.
What a wonderful day you had on Salt Spring - lucky you!
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