http://www.pbase.com/gould/ferry_photos


These photos are not my original work. They showed up anonymously, in
an email being circulated very broadly among the maritime community in
this area. I have placed them, only temporarily, on my photo page to
share them with the group.

There always seems to be some discussion about "wave height" in this
group. For what it's worth, the bottom of the car deck is probably
about 5-6 feet above the surface in a dead calm. Most of the waves in
these photos seem to about that sort of height.

So here's a look at a not-entirely typical day on Puget Sound (just
off of Edmonds). Our nicest summer days are slightly better than
this, :-) !

Chuck Gould wrote:
http://www.pbase.com/gould/ferry_photos


These photos are not my original work. They showed up anonymously, in
an email being circulated very broadly among the maritime community in
this area. I have placed them, only temporarily, on my photo page to
share them with the group.

There always seems to be some discussion about "wave height" in this
group. For what it's worth, the bottom of the car deck is probably
about 5-6 feet above the surface in a dead calm. Most of the waves in
these photos seem to about that sort of height.

So here's a look at a not-entirely typical day on Puget Sound (just
off of Edmonds). Our nicest summer days are slightly better than
this, :-) !



No bikinis on the passengers? What's the point of boating if the gals
can't wear next to nothing.

"HK" wrote in message
...
Chuck Gould wrote:
http://www.pbase.com/gould/ferry_photos


These photos are not my original work. They showed up anonymously, in
an email being circulated very broadly among the maritime community in
this area. I have placed them, only temporarily, on my photo page to
share them with the group.

There always seems to be some discussion about "wave height" in this
group. For what it's worth, the bottom of the car deck is probably
about 5-6 feet above the surface in a dead calm. Most of the waves in
these photos seem to about that sort of height.

So here's a look at a not-entirely typical day on Puget Sound (just
off of Edmonds). Our nicest summer days are slightly better than
this, :-) !



No bikinis on the passengers? What's the point of boating if the gals
can't wear next to nothing.

Yeah but...... out there you get a free car wash with your passage.

Don White wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...
Chuck Gould wrote:
http://www.pbase.com/gould/ferry_photos


These photos are not my original work. They showed up anonymously, in
an email being circulated very broadly among the maritime community in
this area. I have placed them, only temporarily, on my photo page to
share them with the group.

There always seems to be some discussion about "wave height" in this
group. For what it's worth, the bottom of the car deck is probably
about 5-6 feet above the surface in a dead calm. Most of the waves in
these photos seem to about that sort of height.

So here's a look at a not-entirely typical day on Puget Sound (just
off of Edmonds). Our nicest summer days are slightly better than
this, :-) !


No bikinis on the passengers? What's the point of boating if the gals
can't wear next to nothing.

Yeah but...... out there you get a free car wash with your passage.


Good point.

On Oct 26, 2:27 pm, Chuck Gould wrote:
http://www.pbase.com/gould/ferry_photos

These photos are not my original work. They showed up anonymously, in
an email being circulated very broadly among the maritime community in
this area. I have placed them, only temporarily, on my photo page to
share them with the group.

There always seems to be some discussion about "wave height" in this
group. For what it's worth, the bottom of the car deck is probably
about 5-6 feet above the surface in a dead calm. Most of the waves in
these photos seem to about that sort of height.

So here's a look at a not-entirely typical day on Puget Sound (just
off of Edmonds). Our nicest summer days are slightly better than
this, :-) !

this photos are all over for days now , I live in Whidbey and I was on
Cathlamet when this pic. was taken from Mukilteo that day, not a big
deal folks just a bit of a bump .. this is not a Bayliner run-about ,
just a normal day in the "office" ... get over it
great pictures , not to much of a drama ... I wish some" tourist left
overs" experience this little ride, several times past summer I have
witnessed "panic" among pink skinned tourists, when we run over some
wake ... but thanks God they are home now ..again good pics. but
'that's all folks"

On Oct 26, 6:48 pm, seawitch wrote:
On Oct 26, 2:27 pm, Chuck Gould wrote:

http://www.pbase.com/gould/ferry_photos

These photos are not my original work. They showed up anonymously, in
an email being circulated very broadly among the maritime community in
this area. I have placed them, only temporarily, on my photo page to
share them with the group.

There always seems to be some discussion about "wave height" in this
group. For what it's worth, the bottom of the car deck is probably
about 5-6 feet above the surface in a dead calm. Most of the waves in
these photos seem to about that sort of height.

So here's a look at a not-entirely typical day on Puget Sound (just
off of Edmonds). Our nicest summer days are slightly better than
this, :-) !

this photos are all over for days now , I live in Whidbey and I was on
Cathlamet when this pic. was taken from Mukilteo that day, not a big
deal folks just a bit of a bump .. this is not a Bayliner run-about ,
just a normal day in the "office" ... get over it
great pictures , not to much of a drama ... I wish some" tourist left
overs" experience this little ride, several times past summer I have
witnessed "panic" among pink skinned tourists, when we run over some
wake ... but thanks God they are home now ..again good pics. but
'that's all folks"

You must work at the local welcome wagon

On Fri, 26 Oct 2007 14:27:50 -0700, Chuck Gould
wrote:

There always seems to be some discussion about "wave height" in this
group. For what it's worth, the bottom of the car deck is probably
about 5-6 feet above the surface in a dead calm. Most of the waves in
these photos seem to about that sort of height.

~~ Yawn ~~

Typical day in Narragansett Bay. :)

Hey - that rhymes!!

Kewl.

Neat pics - thanks for posting.

I have to find a QT movie I have of a Moran tug who ran into a wave
seqence in East Passage that literally had the props out of the water.
It's on my old disc drive and I haven't installed it yet. It's
interesting to see how the Captain got himself in trouble.

Give me something to do tomorrow.