Published: October, 2003 Quiet had sunk in through the night. Sawdust stilled, power saws turned off, old fashioned wooden sliding doors closed to the public, we arrived one by one for the 9:00a.m. class held at the Mariner Museum Boatshop. A class on rigging and sailing old fashioned downeast wooden sailboats. Welcome, my name is […]
By Mallory Johnson Published: March, 2015 San Francisco Bay is California’s most important ecological habitat. It is home to sevengill sharks, Dungeness crab, salmon fisheries and countless other animals that rely on the Bay as a nursery. It is also one of the busiest ports in the state, including the ports of San Francisco, Oakland, […]
Published: April, 2008 The procession regularly features tug boats, clean-up boats and tour boats, with visitors and spectators onboard. Judges are on hand to dish out prizes for the décor and imagination of the colorful vessels. This year’s theme is Mother Goose and Friends visit San Francisco Bay. Any vessels can take part as long […]
