Prince Rupert (part 2)

Prince Rupert has a lot going on along its shoreline. I wasn't expecting to see such a large container port, but of course it makes sense.

A Cosco freighter was being unloaded.



Prince Rupert's harbor is very diverse; everything from pleasure boats to
fishing boats to rowing sculls; even a luxury yacht and another freighter
anchored out in the bay. 

Rowing sculls.

A yacht from the US Virgin Islands.

Ask the kids if they know what this kiosk was used for. Does the stainless steel perhaps hint at a fish-cleaning station? :-)

A very colourful waterfront.

I overheard a couple during lunch talking about how they'd witnessed exactly
this scene; a whale slapping its tail on the water.

I read a bit about the history of the Holstein pattern I'd been seeing in many
places throughout town. It's all about the cows that used to dominate this
part of Prince Rupert.