Sentences with phrase «bay boat dock»
Our Spring Valley cat Retirement Home features a wall - to - wall, overhead walkway, a «lifeguard tower,» a large «island,» a «volcano with lava» hosting pressure - controlled heating pads, ramps, scratching posts, and the «Retirement Bay boat dock» anchoring «love boats» holding litterboxes.
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I'll never be able to look out at the water past the boat docks at Shilshole Bay Marina and not wonder if Lang and Dave are out there somewhere diving and spearfishing for lingcod like wild aquamen.
My brothers and cousins and I used to spend Summer days pitching ourselves off of my grandfathers boating dock into the (jellyfish strewn) Chesapeake bay water.
However, there's one company which allows you to see Maya Bay after everyone's gone, sleeping on the boat docked up a couple of meters away from the shore.
Arguably one of the most popular marine areas in all of BC, Cortes has a plethora of docks, bays, boat ramps, and other places to launch, that keep the sea farer coming back year after year.
The best part about taking a journey to Boothbay Harbor, Maine, is that mariners can dock their boats at Linekin Bay Resort and stay for as long as they'd like!
After breakfast, visit beautiful limestone grotto then back to the boat for a final glimpse of the Halong Bay while cruising back to the dock.
After a calm winter's night at anchor on Cuba's remote Siguanea Bay, 35 American travelers on the 150 - foot motor - sailor Panorama II awakened before dawn and collected their snorkeling gear, prepared for a ride on a local boat to a dock on the southwest corner of Isla de la Juventud (formerly Isle of Pines).
Located within the all new Cottages at Lagoon Pass community, guests are sure to enjoy the available boat / fishing dock, community outdoor pool and easy access to both the calm back bay waters and sugar white sand beaches across the street.
Moss Landing is also the easiest access from the SF Bay Area and has quick, easy parking right by the boat dock.
Dock the boat on the shore and head to the left of the bay to see the Nornir chest on the ground and the three bells you must hit all suspended from the same spinning pole, hitting one bell spins the pole, so hitting the next two bells can be challenging.
One small live - fish boat remains docked at Tsukiji, near where the Sumida River empties into the bay.
Some of the waterfront attractions are showing their age, but I still love walking the docks, looking at the boats, listening to the sea lions and taking pictures of the Yaquina Bay Bridge.