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Thunderbird #1021
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Three Days and 88 Nautical Miles Later
Three days and 88 nautical miles later the Thunderbird is moored in her new slip on the north end of Lake Union.
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Three Days and 88 Nautical Miles Later
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On the ferry to Sidney, B.C.
Heading to Sidney, B.C .
Three days and 88 nautical miles later the Thunderbird is moored in her new slip on the north end of Lake Union.
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