Center for Wooden Boats

Seattle, Washington, USA

20:37 PDT 21 June, 2005 (03:37 GMT 22 June, 2005)

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As night falls, the Center for Wooden Boats at the south end of Lake Union in Seattle is a magical place. Apart from the hustle and bustle of the city you step back into a different time. The docks are lined with all manner of boats. From humble working boats whose builders never dreamed that their work would one day reside in a museum to fine crafted yachts, painstakingly restored to their original glory. This is a place to come to savor the joys of boats, especially wooden boats -- and in the shadow of the lumber and cod schooner Wawona, to remember the days of working sail and oar.

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Location

USA-Canada / USA-Washington

Lat: 47° 37' 37" N
Long: 123° 21' 8" W

Elevation: 15

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Nikon D70 with Nikkor 18-70 lens, hybrid RRS and Manfrotto panorama head. Stitched with RealViz Stitcher.

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