Ferries for sale
Re: Ferries for sale
If you want to get to the south end but don't want to go through Seattle, and I can't blame you for that, take the ferry from Edmonds to Kingston and wander down that side. There are several good sites over there as well, and you don't have the godawful traffic stuff that you do in Seattle.
Dave
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Re: Ferries for sale
C'mon down!TCWestby wrote:Jeff,
We need to hook up one of these weekends, I'll take you to Alki, as far south as I've been it is great. I want to try some of the south ens sites myself.
On Thursdays! I would be happy to show you some of our sites. I can think of at least 10 shore dives here in the south end.
Hi, my name is Keith, and I'm a Dive Addict!
Re: Ferries for sale
I'm in for another $20.00 to buy a ferry to sink.
That's $60.00 so far!
Somebody call Paul Allen, quick!
That's $60.00 so far!
Somebody call Paul Allen, quick!
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Hi, my name is Keith, and I'm a Dive Addict!
Re: Ferries for sale
Perfect, that should cover how many pens we'll need in order to fill out all of the paper work involved. I can pitch in another $20!BASSMAN wrote:I'm in for another $20.00 to buy a ferry to sink.
That's $60.00 so far!
Somebody cal Paul Allen, quick!
