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| Looking back on Seattle as we depart Pier 91 |
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| Mt Rainier reigning over Puget Sound |
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| Looking south as the ship swings northbound departing Elliott Bay toward the Strait of Juan de Fuca and ultimately the Pacific Ocean |
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| Not a fence ... those are sailboats at the Marina |
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| You know you are lucky with the weather when you see Mt Baker like this as you depart. Clear blue skies. |
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| Idyllic setting on Widbey Island. |
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| Typical beach community. Would you like to live right on the water's edge? |
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| Little GPS device allows me to know photo locations. In this instance I might like to go back and check out the beach community in the photo above. They should have some interesting views. |
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| Evening falls on the sailaway day. |
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| Looking back along the starboard side of the ship. It's just after dinner and most cruisers have gone to the nightly entertainment in the theater. |
Thank you for stopping by John's Island.
I've always wanted to take this cruise, and now I can, at least virtually. I'm looking forward to it all. Thanks, John, for taking me along. :-)
ReplyDeleteJohn, you should work for the tourist board! ;) These shots are wonderful. You have a good eye.
ReplyDeleteWOW! A cruise to Alaska is on my bucket list,but it seems like that is where it may stay. I will enjoy the journey though the eyes of my friends,like you.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful "cast off". I'm sure you had a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteJohn, I couldn't believe the picture with the sailboats...I thought for sure it was some kind of fence.
ReplyDeleteI have never been on a cruise, so I appreciate all you have shared here. I did wonder what the hallways look like, so thank you so much for sharing that as well!
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