POTW December 21, 2017

Scott Livingston

 

Dec 21, 2017

For our last Photo of the Week in 2017, I have picked some nice shots we received – one from the east coast and a couple from the west. The notes that come with them sum it up the whole POTW idea beautifully.

Thanks to everyone who sent along shots in 2017.

Send your photos to cyonboard@kerrwil.com with POTW in the subject and we’ll get them into the publication in 2018! Thanks in advance.

After securing my sailboat’s berth at the local dock for the season, at took a ride with my cousin in his power boat and snapped this great shot. CANSO Nova Scotia (most north eastern point of mainland in North America)

100 miles from Sable Island…

Scott Livingston

Glenn NaylorGlenn Naylor 2

 

 

 

Hi from Comox Vancouver Island.

I have a Hunter 31 and am constantly taking high quality pics of boats from mine, so have a lot to choose from!

To start here is one I took from my boat in the marina yesterday, Oct 25.

Comox Valley Marina.

This one (below) was taken off Tree Island on the north end of Denman Island, Vancouver Island.

Taken in September this year by me.

Cheers

Glenn Naylor,

Courtney BC

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