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Skipper daydreaming at the bow.( probably wishing for wind…)

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Skipper daydreaming at the bow.( probably wishing for wind...)

June 13, 2013 by svcurtsy
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Very,very calm day…..

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Very,very calm day.....

June 13, 2013 by svcurtsy
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Going past Point Wilson, motoring into Juan de Fuca, with the one large freighter showing in the background.

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Going past Point Wilson, motoring into Juan de Fuca, with the one large freighter showing in the background.

June 13, 2013 by svcurtsy
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Looking into downtown Port Townsend , with the old brick buildings.

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Looking into downtown Port Townsend , with the old brick buildings.

June 13, 2013 by svcurtsy
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Above the cliffs, the post office and one of the Victorian homes; F.W.James house, built in 1891.

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Above the cliffs, the post office and one of the Victorian homes.

June 13, 2013 by svcurtsy
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Happy couple with a beautiful fish!!

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Happy couple with a beautiful fish!!

May 31, 2013 by svcurtsy
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Oregon Ash tree.

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Oregon Ash tree.

May 30, 2013 by svcurtsy
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Just a home, not a famous one, just a gorgeous setting.

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Just a home, not a famous one, just a gorgeous setting.

May 30, 2013 by svcurtsy
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Robert C. Hill house, built in 1872.

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Robert C. Hill house, built in 1872.

This is a truly beautiful home, one of the wonderful features is a graceful arch, complete with plaster grape clusters. The woodwork is made of pine but looks like oak, this is done by painting on the woodgrain by hand , which is called “stippling”.

May 30, 2013 by svcurtsy
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D.C.H.Rothchild House, built in 1868.

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D.C.H.Rothchild House, built in 1868.

This house is not noticed for its grandness, it is one of the first homes built in Port Townsend,it remained with the same family till 1957, after that it was donated to Washington State park. It has a special sewing room, with a 1860 Florence sewing machine, which is very rare.

May 30, 2013 by svcurtsy
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