Weathered Wood Doors Of The Relief

Granville Island, British Columbia-Canada

The 1929 halibut fishing boat is dry-docked near the Sandbar Seafood Restaurant. The 50 foot commercial fishing vessel was built by McLeans Shipyard at Seal Cove at Prince Rupert, British Columbia.

A vintage 1929 halibut fishing boat, named 'Relief', dry-docked near the Sandbar Seafood Restaurant in Granville Island, British Columbia. The boat is displayed against a concrete wall with a clear blue sky and water in the background.
Relief fishing boat
Close-up of a halibut fishing boat named @ The Sandbar, showcasing its wooden structure and life ring, with a modern building in the background.
Weathered wood doors of the Relief

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Alice DeForest

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