Gammel Dansk gets a 28-foot ride down in the lock chamber at
Lock and Dam #20 at Keokuk, Iowa.
Lock and Dam #20 at Keokuk, Iowa.
Below is Lock and Dam #20 filled with trees and debris from the flooding being cleared from the river.
Friday, October 26, 2018
Flying our Colors
This is how we have been traveling with our colors flying:
Our Bainbridge Island Eagle Harbor Yacht Club burgee,
our Seahawks pennant and our Washington State flag.
The curious like to know why. We tell them the reason for our flags flying proudly is to show where our hearts still live.
Our Bainbridge Island Eagle Harbor Yacht Club burgee,
our Seahawks pennant and our Washington State flag.
The curious like to know why. We tell them the reason for our flags flying proudly is to show where our hearts still live.
Here are the friendly flotilla members who took the picture above:
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