Port Townsend to Bainbridge Island

Today began with coffee overlooking the water, and ended with wine overlooking more water.

Following coffee we explored Port Townsend a bit more, including having a look at the Northwest Maritime Centre, which advocates for community education, and includes a large workshop for teaching people how to build and maintain their own boats.

As we left the town, we had a stickybeak in the shipyard, which allows open access to the public. There are hundreds of boats, from huge fishing trawlers, down to tiny wooden sailboats. We managed to find Hidden away at a mooring, the internet famous Tally Ho.

A short, one hour drive took us to Bainbridge Island. Our accommodation tonight is an AirBnB in the truest sense. It's a granny flat over looking a pond home to a couple of ducks, with the trees full of swallows and hummingbirds. Our hosts are wonderful, and had fruit, bagels, chocolate and wine laid out for us.

Tonya met our host, who introduced her to the 9 canaries in the aviary.... then promptly demonstrated the song she sings everyday to the canaries.Читать далее