Formerly the Magic Bus, this Kinetic Sculpture lives just down the hill from me. The crew is in training for the Great Port Townsend Bay Kinetic Sculpture Race, October 3-4. A Kinetic sculpture race is an organized contest of human-powered amphibious all-terrain works of art. The original event, the Kinetic Grand Championship in Humboldt County, [...]
Between Water Street and the Bay, you can rent Kayaks, either by the hour or as part of a guided tour. These two paddlers are in front of the new Northwest Maritime Center.
At the end of the Wooden Boat show most of the boat owners sail, or motor out into Port Townsend Bay for a last goodbye. It’s always a good display.
This is one of the old artillery bunkers facing the Strait of Juan de Fuca in Fort Worden, which was one of three forts built around the mouth of Puget Sound to deny access to potential enemy ships.
The guy and a buddy spent a bit over an hour cruising around Port Townsend Bay. Here he’s coming back to shore just west of the Boat Haven.
Miles of trails and easy access to great sea kayaking seems to have brought these tourists.
The Upstage Restaurant is Port Townsend’s closest thing to a nightclub. The owner brings in some top quality jazz and blues groups and soloists. Some are local, some on national tours. The food is reasonably priced and covers vary, but are also reasonable. PT Cyclery is in at least its third location since I’ve been [...]
