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| We rented kayaks at Agua Verde. These folks went kayaking with their dog.
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The Eastlake Ave. bridge with a tanker.
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| A seaplane taking off behind us.
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An old ferry, Kalakala
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| The parade of houseboats begins!
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| Gasworks Park.
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Houseboats with the Seattle skyline in the background.
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A houseboat with multiple iron scuptures.
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| Most of the houseboats float on these huge timbers, some of which look kind of worm-eaten.
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| Houseboat alley
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Wonderful deck.
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Most of the houseboats have at least a canoe or a kayak.
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This one is very sleek and modern looking, but not that appealing to me.
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| More houseboat alley.
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This houseboat was for sale
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| I was thinking that this boat was the "bunk and breakfast" that I've heard Seattle has, but I couldn't find anything on it online.
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Very boxy looking. I like the idea of a huge deck on top, though.
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