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Tag Archives: ships
Why-Ack Brave ex Maranatha II
Why-Ack Brave on the hard Built: 1937, A.C. Benson, Vancouver Gross Tonnage: 34.73 Net Tonnage: 11.65 Length (m): 13.69 Breadth (m): 4.57 Depth (m): 2.32
Smokey evening – Active Pass
I spent some time at Georgina Point on Maybe Island while watching BC Ferries ships heading through Active Pass Island. The sky was hazy and gray, filled with smoke from forest fires burning in the British Columbia interior.
Posted in BC Ferries, Gulf Islands, Mayne Island, ocean, ships
Tagged Active Pass, BC Ferries, British Columbia, forest fire smoke, Galiano Island, Georgia Strait, Gulf Islands, haze, Mayne Island, ships, summer
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Salish eagle
BC Ferries’ Salish Eagle heading into Active Pass
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Bowen Queen
Bowen Queen heading out from the BC Ferries terminal at Village Bay on Mayne Island
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Tagged BC Ferries, Gulf Islands, Mayne Island, ocean, ships, Village Bay
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Bowen Queen and Salish Eagle
Two of the BC Ferries fleet heading to Swartz Bay – Bowen Queen and Salish Eagle
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Tagged BC Ferries, Bowen Queen, history, ocean, Salish Eagle, ships, Swartz Bay
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Skeena Queen
Skeena Queen heading into the BC Ferries terminal at BC Swartz Bay
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Tagged BC Ferries, black and white, history, ocean, ships, Skeena Queen, Swartz Bay
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Skeena Queen
Skeena Queen heading into the BC Ferries terminal at BC Swartz Bay
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Tagged BC Ferries, history, ocean, ships, Skeena Queen, Swartz Bay
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YE 218
Built as a workboat in Esquimalt by Yarrows in 1957, YE 218 is now registered as a pleasure craft. YE 218 in Sooke Harbour Gross Tonnage: 96.78 Net Tonnage: 29.03 Construction Material: Steel Vessel Length (m): 49.68 Vessel Breadth (m): … Continue reading
Salish Orca – on the deck
Salish Orca approaching the BC Ferries Westview Terminal in Powell River
Posted in BC Ferries, Georgia Strait, history, Little River, ocean, Powell River, ships
Tagged BC Ferries, Georgia Strait, Little River, ocean, Powell River, Salish Orca, ships
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