Eagle Harbor,
Bainbridge Island, WashingtonWe are surrounded by a complex vista since we tied up
Indigo in
Eagle Harbor on
Bainbridge Island for the winter months. From the cockpit we can see across
Puget Sound to the
Seattle skyline. Looking forward, the harbor offers a rich stew of marine activity – ferry traffic, derelict houseboats at anchor, fancy yacht clubs, kayaks, workboats, and recreational sailing. In the distance, we have the North Cascade mountains to the East, and the Olympic range to the West. The marina is friendly and just across the harbor from Winslow, an upscale ferry suburb. But since we use the dinghy to go do our shopping, we don't feel really suburban.
Yes, marinas are a little like trailer parks, but we are pleased with the place we have found and the odd mixture of nautical history and upscale convenience offered by
Eagle Harbor. With time spent on the boat, we seem to be getting only more fascinated by life in the places where the land and salt water come together.
3 Comments:
You two should take a respit at my place in the Northwestern Maine mountains and enjoy the foliage. Its spectacular up to Columbus Day.
I love the panorama photos. Keep 'em coming.
Indigo is not only a boat, but also captain and first mate. Keep the pics on the blog coming if you can while honkered down for winter...from your travels.
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