Here is MV Coho docked in Victoria, B.C. Operated by Black Ball Ferry and berthed in Port Angeles, the Coho can accommodate 1,000 passengers and 115 vehicles. Sailing time from Port Angeles to Victoria is 90 minutes. Want to plan a cheap thrill? You can travel free on Coho on your birthday.
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That ship is a pretty impressive ferry. I’d like to ride it on any day of the week, but especially on my birthday.
Down in Texas where I used to live we’d take a ferry from Aransas Pass to the coastal area near Corpus Christi. The ferry was an old, wooden, rickety thing and I always wondered if we’d sink into the sea driving on the loading ramp. But we never did. Your ferry seems to be far superior and I’d much rather ride on that, even if it wasn’t my birthday. 🙂
Well isn’t that a grand ferry – I’ll have to look into the birthday trip – sounds like fun.
It is looking kind of bleak in your photo. Must have been a cold and overcast day.
I agree with your comment yesterday about flag displays. The worst are the ones who display old and tattered flags. I can’t criticize the ones I showed yesterday . . . they were all is good shape and it was daytime. I don’t know if they pull them in in the evening or leave them outside but lighted.
@Jack: It had snowed most of the day that I took this shot. “Bleak” covers it.