All Aboard Sailing

Never-ending Rainbows

July 17, 2019 – We cast off with excited passengers who travelled across the world from Germany who choose to come sailing with us.  The weather conditions were ever changing with occasional rain sprinkles followed by everlasting rainbows. There were photo opportunities around every turn. Our guests were surprised with how many bald eagles were scattered everywhere throughout our day representing America. Lots of  harbor seal moms and new pups. Spectacular lighting as we drifted in paradise. It really was an incredible sail which we will remember.

Route Map 7-17-19

Photo credit: Alan Niles

Photo Credit: Aaron Baggenstos

Madrone Tree on Yellow Island

Pretty lighting on the trees of Yellow Island

Impressive clouds

Little McConnell Island

Mouflon Rams on Spieden Island

Bald eagle gathering nest materials

Bald eagle gathering nest materials

Harbor seal with nursing pup

Elephant Rock with eagle and seal

Bald eagle in Madrone Tree

Peregrine Falcon

Interesting clouds over Tip Top Hill

The first of many rainbows

Harbor seal mom and pup playing in the bull kelp

Downwind sailing

Red-head harbor seal

Bald eagle nest

Bald eagle nest

Black oystercatchers

Pretty skyscape

Flattop Island

Juvenile bald eagle

Harbor seal mom with pup

Pigeon guillemot with dinner

Layers of time

Barbara talking with the guests about whales

Beginning of the sunset

Yellow Island in incredible lighting

Double rainbow

Rainbow over the islands in Wasp Pass

Rainbow and Cliff Island

Looking west at the sunset

Beautiful light on the forest

Sunset over Yellow Island

Sunset over San Juan Island

Sailing back to Friday Harbor with a rainbow on our beam

Our lovely guests – they said there is no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothes. No rain will ruin our parade!

Our view as we sailed home

Sunset sail

Sunset sail with a rainbow

Barbara happy as can be

Friday Harbor after sundown