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Exploring the Ballard Locks in Seattle where saltwater meets freshwater salmon climb the fish ladder and boats rise and fall in real time. This place is a mix of engineering ecology and hidden history. Also a quick shoutout to local artist Ryan Hill check out his work @ryan.hill.art or find it at Pike Place Market #travelgram #naturelovers #instatravel #explore #travelphotography #wanderlust2025 #hiddengems #beautifuldestinations #seattle #pacificnorthwest #sightseeing #adventuretime #travelthew

Seattle Maritime History | Carmelita 1935 Wooden Yacht at Ballard Locks | DJI Avata Drone Witness the elegance of Carmelita, a classic wooden yacht built in 1935, as she approaches the Ballard Locks in Seattle, Washington. Designed by Harold Lee and built at Mojean & Erickson Boat Co. in Tacoma, Carmelita is a 70-foot masterpiece of oak, fir, and yellow cedar construction. During WWII, she served as a U.S. Coast Guard patrol vessel in Alaska before returning to private ownership. Today, she rema