A taste of Thai at the Khu Larb Thai Restaurant, Port Townsend
While the emphasis is on wooden boats at the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival there is plenty else going on to keep everyone entertained. After all, living wooden boats 24 hours a day is likely not a very healthy affliction although I expect many in attendance do just that. I, for one, like to get out and listen to music, eat well, go for walks and watch people have fun. Sixteen hours a day of wooden boats is just fine.
While this all may be somewhat related as the music tends to be on the maritime side and the art tends to be maritime and the displays tend to be maritime and….., there are great restaurants of many nationalities, an excellent wine store to poke around in and the many old buildings to explore. Unfortunately there’s almost too much to do so this year I missed the Saturday market and a number of other events I visited last year. Always next year!
Beautiful door details are located throughout the town - Port Townsend
Southbound performing at the 33rd Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival, 2009
A 1,000 pound? salmon created by the Port Townsend Foundry, impress your friends! - Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival, 2009
Swinging from the rigging, Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival, 2009
Theater for the kids at the North Star Stage, 33rd Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival, 2009
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Looks like a fun event. The door and the salmon are awesome!
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I love that door! But am amazed at the swingers great abs!
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Hi Diane and Lisa,
It was a great event, lots of fun. I admired the folks swinging off the bowsprit, looked like a great deal of fun. Unfortunatly I had a shoot coming up so wasn’t able to join them as I would have liked to try it.
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