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Tag Archives: San Juan Islands National Wildlife Refuge
Turn Island – A Washington State Marine Park
Boat camping in the San Juan Islands is a lot of fun! Toss a tent, sleeping bag, and cooking gear ashore and sleep under the stars beside the sea. Sound idyllic? It is—especially after sailing, paddling, or kayaking to your … Continue reading
Posted in San Juan Islands & Vicinity, Turn Island
Tagged Anacortes, charter schooner, Clown Nudibranch, Deb Garland, Deb Garland's San Juan Islands & Beyond, Diamond Back Tritonia, Friday Harbor Laboratory, http://www.blog.debgarland.com, http://www.debgarland.com, Jackson Beach, Rainbow Star, San Juan Island, San Juan Islands, San Juan Islands National Wildlife Refuge, Spike Africa, Turn Island, Turn Island - A Washington State Marine Park, Washington Park, Washington State Parks
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Spieden Island or Safari Island?
Exotic big game animals and birds in the American San Juan Islands of Washington State? Visitors passing Spieden Island on a Washington State ferry on their way to Sidney, British Columbia, Canada from Anacortes or travelling by private boat are … Continue reading
Posted in San Juan Islands & Vicinity, Spieden Island, Writing
Tagged Cactus Islands, Dave Ceccarelli, Deb Garland, Deb Garland's San Juan Islands & Beyond, fallow deer, Farrar and June Burn, John Wayne, Living High, Mouflon sheep, safari, San Juan Islands, San Juan Islands National Wildlife Refuge, Sentinel Island, Sika deer, Spieden Island, The Nature Conservancy, Washington State Ferries
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Tranquil Blakely Island
Steep hills, forested with evergreens, surround two pristine lakes, Horseshoe Lake and Spencer Lake, nestled in the middle of this private island. Its residents, many of them pilots or skippers, enjoy the convenience of electricity, a general store, a restaurant, … Continue reading
Posted in Armitage Island, Blakely Island, Obstruction Island, San Juan Islands & Vicinity, Willow Island
Tagged Armitage Island, Blakely Head, Blakely Island, Blakely Island Marina, Crowley Maritime Corporation, David Syre, Foss Maritime, Horseshoe Lake, Lance Douglas, Obstruction Island, Obstruction Pass, Peavine Pass, Samish Indian Tribes, San Juan County Conservation Land Trust, San Juan Islands, San Juan Islands National Wildlife Refuge, San Juan Preservation Trust, Spencer Lake, Spencer Mill Company, Thatcher Bay, Thatcher Pass, Thomas B. Crowley Sr., Trillium Corporation, Washington State Ferries, Willow Island
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