Honored overseers of the Elochomon Marina, with an up-front location on the float, Adeline and Jim Durrah. |
Skookum floats and quick access to the cabins; Surf Scoter in foreground. |
More of the same; Stan Johnson's genetic variant Beertender in partial eclipse. |
Same float, marina HQ in background; Stan's Grand Banks presiding in the rear. |
Summertime at dusk on the Elochomon. |
Sunset shot A. |
And B. that damn Surf Scoter is in all these pictures! |
Cabins galore. Very nice, new, close, and not that bad for cost. |
Nasty longliner in repose, Cathlamet waterfront on the Cathlamet Channel. |
Mandingo at rest, Cathlamet waterfront |
Jim presiding at the helm of his custom-built 29 foot Bartender. |
First Mate at the ready. |
Byron and Judy Miller aboard Jim's 29-footer. |
An hour and a half of jumping and bumping lead to Astoria, 20 miles down river. |
The 29 on the float, Pier 39, Astoria. |
All aboard for the return. Plenty of room for everybody. |
And power. That is a 450 shoehorned in there. |
MissChif, steam powered launch in the loft, Pier 39. |
MissChif specs. |
Byron's very tidy, light, all-aluminum 19; Honda 50 power. |
The missing guy, Stan Johnson, ponder's Byron's carburetation problem. |
Closeup of the 19. Capped pipe is fuel fill. |
Byron's treasure vessel. Guesses on its identity and function? |
And, a fixer-upper Dodge, some assembly (and parts) required. |
Next year, we will actually do the loop! |