markpierce
Master and Commander
- Joined
- Sep 25, 2010
- Messages
- 12,557
- Location
- USA
- Vessel Name
- Carquinez Coot
- Vessel Make
- penultimate Seahorse Marine Coot hull #6
River travel is stressful because the waters are constricted and shoals appear almost everywhere. This requires continuous, intense attention. Nevertheless, rivers are highly interesting because of that and the close-by scenery.
So far, the Petaluma is most interesting to me while the closer-to-me Napa River is a close second.
Here are a few photographs of our March (with Ray's Mahalo Moi) and in May with the Mahalo Moi, Al's FlyWright, and Gene's Bot on the Petaluma River.
Mahalo Moi entering the Petaluma River:
Mahalo Moi with Admiral Vickie on deck, in the upper navigable portion of the river (walk-around decks rock
):
Mahalo Moi, FlyWright, and Bot following the Coot down river (love those golden brown, tree-lined hills):
Vineyard and collapsed barn along the river:
Talk to us about "your" river.
So far, the Petaluma is most interesting to me while the closer-to-me Napa River is a close second.
Here are a few photographs of our March (with Ray's Mahalo Moi) and in May with the Mahalo Moi, Al's FlyWright, and Gene's Bot on the Petaluma River.
Mahalo Moi entering the Petaluma River:
Mahalo Moi with Admiral Vickie on deck, in the upper navigable portion of the river (walk-around decks rock
![Thumb :thumb: :thumb:](https://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/images/trawler/smilies/sk/thumb.gif)
Mahalo Moi, FlyWright, and Bot following the Coot down river (love those golden brown, tree-lined hills):
Vineyard and collapsed barn along the river:
Talk to us about "your" river.
Last edited by a moderator: