Most of the houseboats float on these huge timbers, some of which look kind of worm-eaten. | |
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| | | | Houseboat alley | | Wonderful deck. |
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| | | | | | Most of the houseboats have at least a canoe or a kayak. |
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| | | | | | This one is very sleek and modern looking, but not that appealing to me. |
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| | | | More houseboat alley. | | This houseboat was for sale |
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| | | | I was thinking that this boat was the "bunk and breakfast" that I've heard Seattle has, but I couldn't find anything on it online. | | Very boxy looking. I like the idea of a huge deck on top, though. |
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| | | | Another huge rooftop deck. | | Eric did most of the paddling while I took pictures. |
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| | | | These houseboats weren't along the main waterfront, and so would have been a little quieter. | |
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| | | | This was maybe an old floating fish processing plant? | | This houseboat has a hallmark 70's look - funky, lots of tiles. |
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| | | | A very cool modernistic one. | | Spare and simple - I like this one. |
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| | | | Another one for sale. | | | | | | | |