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BOOK FERRIES OF PUGET SOUND
Ferries of Puget Sound
Item #:
RHCARC002
UPC #:
9780738530871
Available: In Stock
21.99
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Ferryboats have been a way of life on Puget Sound since settlers first arrived. From the Mosquito Fleet to the sleek art deco Kalakala, the ferries of Puget Sound serve as a cultural icon to visitors and locals alike. Running from Point Defiance to Sidney, British Columbia, the Washington State ferry system is the single largest tourist attraction in the state, with 28 routes and 23 million riders annually. Names like Vashon, Kalakala, and Chezemoka still resonate with fondness and nostalgia long after they have gone, while ships built the year Lindberg flew solo across the Atlantic will soon be pensioned off and pass into the "Ghost Fleet." In this volume, travelers are invited to look back to the past and bid the Puget Sound's "ancient mariners" a fond farewell.
By Steven J. Pickens.
By Steven J. Pickens.
