Island Adventures very first tour was in 1996. They
say, without hesitation, that "whale watching in Washington
has never been more exciting. With orcas, humpbacks, minkes, and gray
whales being seen in record numbers, there has never been a better time
to plan your "Island Adventure"! |
Below: In port getting ready to go see
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Below: Lots of birds in a long, narrow
line, and a big ship |
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Below: U.S. Coast Guard Station - Port
Angeles, and a U.S. Coast Guard ship |
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Below: The two RV Gypsies,
Karen and Lee Duquette, plus Karen's sister Ilse Blahak ready and excited
to see whales. |
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Below: Ilse was once on a boat (NOT this
one of course) that exploded and everyone was thrown into the water
with broken bones, so she wanted to hang on to her life jacket. Quite
understandable. |
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Below: Ships seen along the way |
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Below: Views of Mount Baker |
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Below: Scenery along the way |
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Below: The two RV Gypsies took a photo
of each other. Lee Duquette was on the top deck, and Karen Duquette
was on the bottom deck. Ilse Blahak was inside the cabin. |
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Below: The wake of the boat |
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